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As expected last week, Bitcoin continues to move in its triangle. My scenario remains that it will once again touch the 60,000 U.S. dollar mark, as nothing is going up at the moment. However, this is no reason to empty my crypto portfolio, as the upward scenario is clearly intact and the transaction costs for trades are high. That's why I'm staying calm and reviewing my invested cryptocurrencies when the breakout comes. I will then select the coins with the best momentum when the breakout occurs.

Last week was mixed to slightly positive on the markets. Sentiment has cooled to such an extent that there are signs of a delicate bottoming out and I have slightly reduced my liquidity ratio. What is exciting is that on my sector radar, technology stocks are still in troubled waters and industrials and now also materials are showing strength and momentum. It shows the more differentiated perception of equities on the market and confirms my somewhat broader sector focus outside "AI". At the same time, Chinese equities are also showing signs of life, which fits in well with the commodities sector. However, this also shows how much the media mainstream differs from market movements, as the German media in particular are still talking strongly about recession and a weak China. Fortunately, I don't have to answer the question "Who is right now?" for myself, but am following the market and expanding my investments again somewhat, including a closely hedged index investment. The figures season, which is continuing at full speed, will show whether the trend towards the "old economy" will continue and whether it is just a "selective tec trend" or whether the quarterly figures will trigger a deeper correction. My caution is mainly based on the fact that the sentiment indicators are already buyable, but not in my favored "panic zone". #stockmarket#investmentroutine#trading#coach#wealthmanagement

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And I think the sell-off makes sense

Once again, we are looking at the Bitcoin chart. Let's first examine the 15 min chart to get a better understanding of overall market direction. First, you must understand that if you enter via higher Timeframe bias, your RR is massively improved as you can find entries in the lower time frame but Take Profits at the higher Timeframe Targets. 

Waiting for weekly candle close

HON went to the Target 2 of the purple XABCD but not as far as it could have - at first (perfect ABCD and Rebound of the Black Swan)...

Everyone Talks about Trend Following.....but what does it actually mean?

This week initially looked like ending on a negative note, which fueled fears of a stronger correction. However, on the last trading day, the S&P 500 was able to defend its upward trend impressively and formed a striking “hammer candle”. This reinforces my positive primary scenario that the index will continue to rise towards 5,766 points. In the USA, the technology sector gained relative strength, as did the utilities and communication services sectors. In contrast, the previously strong Industrials and Materials sectors showed weakness. I plan to reinvest the liquidity freed up by stop-loss measures in my existing investments and in stocks that have remained particularly stable during the correction. Whether U.S.A. or Europe is irrelevant given the current small difference in relative strength.

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