Every bull run starts with a spark of capital inflows, something that excites those watching enough to cause FOMO. As a result of that FOMO, traders & paper holders get emotional about holding \u201cthis damn coin that just does nothing,\u201d. All while watching others straight line up, then dump their positions at magically the wrong time.<\/p>\n
It\u2019s not about capturing the first wave of face melting profits. It\u2019s about using that as an indicator to see how these things have actually worked out. There is one catch, however. You should only attempt this if you understand\u00a0in order for this process to be successful, it must be observed and executed with little to no emotion. Also don\u2019t listen to social media either or you will almost certainly fail.<\/p>\n
Capital flows down just like water. That being the case, let me tell you what we do know. Every bull run that preceded us began with Bitcoin grinding up to the Fibonacci 0.50 mark. It was only when BTC crossed that mark that things got exciting. The 15-17 bull run will be the main focus of this article, due to a word count cap.<\/p>\n
Since the bear market lows, Bitcoin has been the safest bet until the .50 fib. After that we have to monitor our radar for what has technically broken out across medium cap stocks that are doubling (+\/-) BTC\u2019s gains in the same time frame. Rotate your allocated trading amount into it without excuses, no \u201chodling\u201d based on feelings, or \u201cthe team\u201d, etc. This is not so much about that, as it is about the current eyes on them. Also just like Solana<\/a> this cycle, and Ethereum during the 15-17 run, there should be plenty of time to scale out.<\/p>\n After that, I scale profits into the fundamentally strongest large and medium caps. Currently the ETH\/BTC reversal (since writing price has broken out up) indicates that, and its strongest within the family the ones to watch at the moment (as seen in the chart below).<\/p>\n <\/a><\/p>\n Fortunately, with some trading education & experience, the timing of these things becomes much less of a guessing game. If you study Elliott\u2019s Wave analysis, Wyckoff Schematics, chart patterns, volume, etc. When done correctly (as seen in the chart below) you can be on the bleeding edge of these runs. Which leads to a very happy Trading account.<\/p>\n <\/a><\/p>\n Where I move weight to next has been at clear Fibonacci extensions of the runners, (which I\u2019ve gauged from their prior movements). In this place I\u2019ve seen it too many times to not understand and value that history may not repeat, but it often rhymes. You can most easily identify the next runners via their technical breakouts that took place as Bitcoin crept up the fib scale and corrected at the major POI\u2019s (as seen on the chart below).<\/p>\n This mechanic runs down the line, all the way through the small caps, micro caps, NFT\u2019s, etc. The way to catch massive gains is relatively easy in a bull market if you\u2019re in it from the beginning. The next trick is to keep profits.<\/p>\n To retain profits there are a number of ways to gauge targets as mentioned before with Fibonacci extensions, volume paired with weekly candles, sentiment, Fibs, Elliott\u2019s Waves<\/a> and Wyckoff\u2019s Distribution Schematics<\/a> are more than enough to come out of each run with suitcases of profit. So if that\u2019s something that\u2019s important to you, either take the time to put the work in to learn for yourself or always be at the whim of others\u2019 advice.<\/p>\n If you\u2019re interested in what I\u2019m doing and when keep a lookout on NewsBTC or follow me on\u00a0Twitter<\/a> for breakout and other relevant charts when I release them, as the run continues, or DM me if you want to learn.<\/p>\n I\u2019ll leave you with a few warnings that I\u2019ve tried to share with my students and people close to me, which are spoken from experience and only stated in hopes that these words will protect anyone reading this from the same hard lessons I and everyone I know in this place have found out the hard way, at least once\u2026<\/p>\n When you feel invincible, take profits. When your extended family or friends start asking for your advice on buying crypto, take profits, and inversely when they tell you to sell, don\u2019t. Finally, one of the most useful pieces of advice I\u2019ve learned is, only ever aim for the \u201cmeat of the move\u201d not the exact top.<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" <\/p>\n Every bull run starts with a spark of capital inflows, something that excites those watching enough to cause FOMO. As a result of that FOMO, traders & paper holders get emotional about holding \u201cthis damn coin that just does nothing,\u201d. All while watching others straight line up, then dump their positions at magically the wrong time.<\/p>\n It\u2019s not about capturing the first wave of face melting profits. It\u2019s about using that as an indicator to see how these things have actually worked out. There is one catch, however. You should only attempt this if you understand\u00a0in order for this process to be successful, it must be observed and executed with little to no emotion. Also don\u2019t listen to social media either or you will almost certainly fail.<\/p>\n Capital flows down just like water. That being the case, let me tell you what we do know. Every bull run that preceded us began with Bitcoin grinding up to the Fibonacci 0.50 mark. It was only when BTC crossed that mark that things got exciting. The 15-17 bull run will be the main focus of this article, due to a word count cap.<\/p>\n Since the bear market lows, Bitcoin has been the safest bet until the .50 fib. After that we have to monitor our radar for what has technically broken out across medium cap stocks that are doubling (+\/-) BTC\u2019s gains in the same time frame. Rotate your allocated trading amount into it without excuses, no \u201chodling\u201d based on feelings, or \u201cthe team\u201d, etc. This is not so much about that, as it is about the current eyes on them. Also just like Solana<\/a> this cycle, and Ethereum during the 15-17 run, there should be plenty of time to scale out.<\/p>\n After that, I scale profits into the fundamentally strongest large and medium caps. Currently the ETH\/BTC reversal (since writing price has broken out up) indicates that, and its strongest within the family the ones to watch at the moment (as seen in the chart below).<\/p>\n <\/a><\/p>\n Fortunately, with some trading education & experience, the timing of these things becomes much less of a guessing game. If you study Elliott\u2019s Wave analysis, Wyckoff Schematics, chart patterns, volume, etc. When done correctly (as seen in the chart below) you can be on the bleeding edge of these runs. Which leads to a very happy Trading account.<\/p>\n <\/a><\/p>\n Where I move weight to next has been at clear Fibonacci extensions of the runners, (which I\u2019ve gauged from their prior movements). In this place I\u2019ve seen it too many times to not understand and value that history may not repeat, but it often rhymes. You can most easily identify the next runners via their technical breakouts that took place as Bitcoin crept up the fib scale and corrected at the major POI\u2019s (as seen on the chart below).<\/p>\n This mechanic runs down the line, all the way through the small caps, micro caps, NFT\u2019s, etc. The way to catch massive gains is relatively easy in a bull market if you\u2019re in it from the beginning. The next trick is to keep profits.<\/p>\n To retain profits there are a number of ways to gauge targets as mentioned before with Fibonacci extensions, volume paired with weekly candles, sentiment, Fibs, Elliott\u2019s Waves<\/a> and Wyckoff\u2019s Distribution Schematics<\/a> are more than enough to come out of each run with suitcases of profit. So if that\u2019s something that\u2019s important to you, either take the time to put the work in to learn for yourself or always be at the whim of others\u2019 advice.<\/p>\nStep Two \u2013 Rotation Time<\/h2>\n
Step Three \u2013 Securing Profits<\/h2>\n
Step One \u2013 Where Do I Start?<\/h2>\n
Step Two \u2013 Rotation Time<\/h2>\n
Step Three \u2013 Securing Profits<\/h2>\n