This technical analysis will explore if Binance Coin, TRON, and NEO are due for a further decline.
Since late December 2018, Binance Coin has been trading above the 7-week moving average invalidating all the sell signals given by the TD Sequential Indicator in the 1-week chart.
Due to the strong support that the 7-week moving average poses, a break below it could confirm that a retrace is underway that could take BNB to test the 30 or 50-week moving average.
The bearish signal will be invalidated if the 7-week moving average continues to hold and Binance Coin manages to move above the recent high of $39.6.
Adding to the bearishness, the moving average convergence divergence, which is commonly used to follow the path of a trend and calculate its momentum, had a bearish cross between the 12-three-day exponential moving average and the 26-three-day exponential moving average indicating that a correction is likely to come.
Since the price movement seen last week took TRON to the top of the range at $0.038, a move down to the bottom at $0.029 was expected and that seems to be exactly what this cryptocurrency is doing at the moment.
A move below $0.031 will confirm the pullback to the 50-three day moving average that is sitting around $0.029.
If TRON gets back above the 7-three-day moving average it could be a sign that it will break the $0.038 resistance level and try to test the next hurdle point at $0.049.NEO. A series of support and resistance levels based on historical data can be drawn on NEO's 1-week chart to help determine the different price points that will act as barriers, preventing its price from getting pushed up or down.
Since NEO is currently trading below the 7-day moving average a further drop to the 30 or 50-day moving average could be possible, which is exactly where the $13 support level sits at.
The only way to consider that the bullish trend will continue is if NEO moves above the 7-day moving average and the following candlestick opens above it.
Bitcoin pairs continue to fall, Binance Coin, TRON, and NEO due for further decline?
Published on Jun 29, 2019
by Cryptoslate | Published on Coinage
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