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Peter Brandt Says Bitcoin (BTC) Is in 'Early Stages' of Another Parabolic Move

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Fri, 31/01/2020 - 19:20
Peter Brandt Says Bitcoin (BTC) Is in 'Early Stages' of Another Parabolic Move
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In his latest weekly crypto report, commodity trading legend Peter Brandt explained why he thinks that Bitcoin (BTC) could be in the early stages of another parabolic move.

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Some reasons to be bullish on Bitcoin  

Brandt says that Bitcoin (BTC) remains within a massive bull channel that goes back to 2013. He noted that the top cryptocurrency recently started to redefine another parabolic advance, which is reminiscent of the previous bull market.

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The chart shared by Brandt shows that Bitcoin has finally managed to break out of a falling channel after forming an inverse head-and-shoulders (iH&S) pattern on the daily chart.

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"That was important (to complete the channel) because it was an indication that this retest of this massive lower boundary on the weekly chart is held." 

The $6,500 level, which was tested in December, could end up being a significant bottom for a long period of time.   

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Weak hands are FOMO'd out

In his video, Brandt also noted that weak hands had been FOMO'd out with the formation of the above-mentioned iH&S chart. The fact that Twitter permabulls were waiting for a dip to the $5,000 level was a signal that the bottom was already in. 

"So I think we've just got rid of a lot of people, and what that means is weak hands are out. There is nothing more bullish to a market when you have a lot of bulls who are basically sold out."

As reported by U.Today, Brandt claimed that the BTC price could aim for $50,000 if the bulls had been completely purged from Twitter. 

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