Trading Analysis: Bitcoin Break Out! Bullish Until $48,000?
As of this morning, BTC has rallied hard on bullish ETF news. The break out is strong with a lot of volume, so 48,000$ seems imminent at this point.
Why 48k you ask? Well, it's the strongest resistance area before the all-time high. If the bears will fail to defend 48k, chances are were going straight to new all-time highs. For now I'm bullish untill 48k, neutral at 48k, and bullish again if we manage to break through 48k.
To all patient bulls: congratulations. The trend is your friend. But be wary, the bears might be lurking at 48k.
Disclaimer: The content of this article solely reflects the author's opinion and does not represent the platform in any capacity. This article is not intended to serve as a reference for making investment decisions.
You may also like
Record High Monthly Active Users Can't Hide Risks: Pinterest (PINS.US) Q3 Revenue and Profit Both Miss Expectations, Q4 Guidance Weak, Shares Drop Over 10% After Hours
Pinterest (PINS.US), the image-based social networking and shopping platform, released its Q3 2026 financial report on Thursday, October 29 local time. Although global monthly active users (MAU) reached a historic high of 661 million and net sales achieved double-digit growth, both the company's revenue and adjusted profit for the quarter fell short of Wall Street expectations.
Core business achieves fastest growth in over a decade! Gilead (GILD.US) Q3 is a mix of good and bad news: Raises full-year sales guidance but Biktarvy will face a 38% price cut pressure from U.S. Medicare
On October 29th (Thursday) local time, US biopharmaceutical giant Gilead Sciences (GILD.US) released its financial report for the third quarter of 2026. Driven by double-digit growth in its flagship HIV drug portfolio, the company's product sales in the quarter increased by 13% year-over-year to $8.3 billion, surpassing market expectations.
Bank of Japan to leave interest rates steady at 1.25%
U.S. mortgage rates fall for two consecutive weeks but struggle to boost market; home sales prices decline for the first time in over three years
U.S. mortgage rates have declined for the second consecutive week but remain above 7%, failing to effectively boost the persistently sluggish housing market.
