what can you expect from 2023 in terms of trading targets/profits in the crypto market and how this information can re-balance your portfolio according to Pivot theory I have been postponing this now for more than a month, but now the time has come to take a deeper look at this year’s targets based on Pivots trading theory. If you’ve been here before you know that I am a big fan of Pivots in trading and you…

In hindsight everything is easy, Or How you and me should have been trading in 2022 using mostly pivots, and what assets pivots tell us to stay away from — What a Killer year. Traders all over the place were hammered out of their multi year bullish bias. Even Crypto traders, who experienced a century of trading volatility compressed into a decade found it hard to adjust to the shift in macro fundamentals and to the niche specific systemic events…

Yes it is a bit late into the month, but Since Bitcoin price hardly moved and just hangs there on the edge of an abyss, Truly a cliff hanger of a story, It’s still pretty OK to speculate the possible scenarios for this 3rd Quarter of 2022. As usual, I’m…

Back at the beginning of 2022 I dared predicting targets for the Crypto Market based on Technical analysis relaying on Pivots. Did it work? Let me start by saying: “I am a technical chartist who cares less about the fundamentals”. OK, let me rephrase that: I do care about fundamentals but I see them as background noise which is amplified by the charts and not the other way around. If you ask me, and…

I’m just gonna go ahead and TA Bitcoin, as it is the market leader until and if the Flippening ever happens. Till then, It’s all about watching what Bitcoin does and how other coins react to the decision maker moves. …

Here we are at the beginning of 2022. What kind of year awaits us in the Crypto and legacy Financial markets? prophecy was given to fools, but those who dared practicing it never had Market Pivots. As I’ve mentioned many times before, my affection to this simple indicator is derived…

In short: I applied the formula of traditional Pivots to calculate R6 to R10 and S6 to S10 Pivots into a new Indicator. Was it worth the time? Did It land me on the Pivots moon? Here is a walk-through the process — This, is how your average Yearly Pivot chart looks like: In this case, the chart above is the Yearly S&P 500 chart, on it are plotted Traditional Yearly Pivots (P), and their respective Resistance levels named R1-R5 and Support levels named S1-S5.

At the beginning of 2021 I have published an analysis of potential profit based on Yearly Pivots, Half a Year later and it’s time to recap: How did that go? Who were the winners and losers? …