There wasn’t a whole lot of change to Thursday’s action, and so the focus should probably be . The daily time frame is showing a low-key move back to breakout support on bullish technicals (on-balance-volume is in the process of making a recovery after a couple of months of decline) and remains the best buying opportunity of the assets I cover.
The weekly Bitcoin chart is a little different in that the week finished with a nice uptick on higher volume accumulation, but technicals are net bearish.
The () has a small, double spike high, but the spikes aren’t large enough to suggest a tweezer top, but watch for any early weakness.
There wasn’t much coming from the or aside from protecting their earlier breakouts.
In terms of extension relative to 200-day MAs, we have the Russell 2000 at 17.2%, the S&P 500 at 9.2% and the at 11.2% above the moving average; only the Russell…
