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Ethereum Classic Price Analysis: 161.8% Fib extension close to 7.67 could be the next target

  • ETC/USD trades over 6% higher on the session as it outperforms the rest of its major peers.
  • The price looks set to hit the previous wave high on the daily chart.

ETC/USD daily and 4-hour chart

On the daily chart on the left, you can see where the wave high of 7.675 lies. This look like it could be the potential target for the bulls after the previous wave high on the 4-hour chart on the right was taken out on Friday.

The 7.00 psychological level has now been broken and the price came back and used the level as support on the 4-hour for a move higher. One of the key features on the chart is the Fib extension on the right-hand chart. The price could push to reach the 161.8% golden Fibonacci ratio and this confluences pretty close to the resistance target of the daily chart (left).

Looking at the indicators, the daily chart Relative Strength Index (RSI) shows there is some space for a move to the upside. However, the 4-hour RSI is in an oversold positive meaning there could be a short term correction before the underlying trend continues. 

The MACD on both charts are looking positive with the histogram above the zero-lines and the signal lines over the mid area on both charts. The trend is looking good overall but the daily chart will need a break of 7.675 for confirmation.

ETC break higher

Additional levels

ETC/USD

Overview
Today last price7.2823
Today Daily Change0.4170
Today Daily Change %6.07
Today daily open6.8653
 
Trends
Daily SMA206.5198
Daily SMA506.2201
Daily SMA1006.3412
Daily SMA2006.3894
 
Levels
Previous Daily High6.8843
Previous Daily Low6.6869
Previous Weekly High6.9174
Previous Weekly Low5.9326
Previous Monthly High6.9885
Previous Monthly Low4.796
Daily Fibonacci 38.2%6.8089
Daily Fibonacci 61.8%6.7623
Daily Pivot Point S16.74
Daily Pivot Point S26.6147
Daily Pivot Point S36.5426
Daily Pivot Point R16.9375
Daily Pivot Point R27.0096
Daily Pivot Point R37.1349

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Rajan Dhall, MSTA

Rajan Dhall is an experienced market analyst, who has been trading professionally since 2007 managing various funds producing exceptional returns.

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