Monthly Archives: January 2018
WTI Crude: An update
The WTI chart from Jan 14 is below. It indicated WTI was getting extremely overbought. The forecast was for a bearish trend to follow. The key reversal points were identified as Brent 70 -72 and WTI 65-66. Now the charts … Continue reading
CRYPTO FORECAST (Jan 20 – Feb 10, 2018)
These forecasts are based on my interpretation of the current charts & technical indicators and the expected short term moves. To avoid clutter, I will exclude the charts from here & will focus just on the forecasts. The forecasts are … Continue reading
Crypto 15k Portfolio
Constituted a model Crypto portfolio & added a new page for Crypto 15K portfolio. You can check out the details here:
Other Cryptos – ETH, XRP and ZEC
Here are some of the crypto charts / forecasts I posted recently on StockTwits (Handle @Flourish) & Twitter (Handle: @Flourish_Venkat) So far, things have moved according to expectations though further selling pressure is needed to meet the final targets. All … Continue reading
Bitcoin mid-Jan Update (update 2)
Update 2 (Jan 15, 2018) Bitcoin price forecast: My journey since Dec 2017 and what I am waiting for. Patience paid off last time and so, I am going to wait for my prices again. NO chasing :)) This Dec … Continue reading
Natty has been playing naughty
The finicky behavior of Natgas continues as we head into the winter. First it was the “winter warmer than normal” forecast from November that drove the price down from 3.20 to 2.60. Then came that dramatic turnaround just before Christmas … Continue reading
Bitcoin mid-Jan Update
Bitcoin’s selling pressure may be gaining momentum. It did bounce at the 50 DMA & then ran to 17,000 but since then, has broken below the 50 DMA once again. Further to the original post made here on Jan 1 … Continue reading
Next move for Bitcoin & Alt-coins
Happy New Year! 2017 has been an awesome year and I sincerely hope 2018 brings everyone many more blessings. Best wishes to all! 2017 can easily be called as the year of cryptos. Bitcoin’s rise, followed by the rise in … Continue reading