I'm a fan of LINK, BAT, and BTC so I trade in and out of each one based on simple eyeballing support/resistance. The main charts I look at are LINKBTC, 1/LINKBTC (inverted), BATBTC, 1/BATBTC and LINKBTC/BATBTC. I don't like the BATBTC/LINKBTC ratio since I find it too hard to read with any accuracy. Example, right now it looks like the LINKBTC chart is approaching a support level so when I get back from vacation I'm planning on swapping some BTC out for LINK. When that's done, I'll start watching the 1/LINKBTC inverted chart for when it hits "support" or at least a nice pullback which point I'll flip the LINK back to BTC. I haven't converted any BTC into BAT tokens lately based on the BATBTC chart but if I had I would be keeping up with the inverted chart there (1/BATBTC) for the ratio to hit support where I'd go back. I'd be looking at the LINKBTC/BATBTC chart too in case the spread between LINK and BAT widened with LINK swinging low at which point I'd trade the BAT tokens for LINK. Unfortunately that can't be done directly so I trade BAT for USD then USD for LINK. I've been running that 3-way ring for a while and every time I get through the loop I end up with more than I had. So far so good.
It’s based on a bollinger band with length = 10 and multiplier = 1. Above Upper and Up or Down Above Middle and Up or Down Above Lower and Up or Down Below Lower and Up or Down
what online charting analysis do you folks like to watch? https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC60a4msAOcjOWMMvNRyBx2w
That's what your mom said. Here's some charts instead. https://stockcharts.com/freecharts/...$LINKUSD,$TRXUSD,$XLMUSD,$XMRUSD,$DOGEUSD|B|0
Today on BTC is what I understood about a Follow Through Day, Great time should be ahead of us for a few weeks.