CoFo Lab Market Overview: Sideways or Corrections After Rally?
Disclaimer: This analysis does not constitute financial advice. We provide analytics only. All market decisions should involve your own analysis, using additional sources solely for confirmation or insight.
With minimal long dominance, markets saw significant movement. Does it have further potential?
What clues does the Collective Forecast toolkit provide?
Scoutlist
Let's take a look at the latest data from our Scoutlist survey tool:
Key Metrics
BTC
Dominant Direction: Short
Dominance Coefficient: 9% of 100%
Timeframe Dominance: 65% of 100%
ETH
Dominant Direction: Long
Dominance Coefficient: 1% of 100%
Timeframe Dominance: 52% of 100%
MATIC
Dominant Direction: Long
Dominance Coefficient: 12% of 100%
Timeframe Dominance: 71% of 100%
DOT
Dominant Direction: Long
Dominance Coefficient: 17% of 100%
Timeframe Dominance: 76% of 100%
For context, we consider dominance above 35% significant.
Analysis
Weak longs enabled significant bullish momentum thanks to local uptrend support. All major timeframes overcame bearish trendlines. Globally, BTC erased its weekly drop in a day.
The rally dropped indicators. Locally overbought. Further continuation requires ranging and accumulation.
Indicators
Now examining the Collective Forecast indicators across timeframes:
BTC
BTC reclaimed its global uptrend as downside correction signals faded. Growth signals emerged but require indicator unwinding first.
Medium-term broke into a bull trend amid an active long phase. Slight overbought.
Locally mixed with overbought and new growth wave signals. Absent near-term reversal the momentum may continue.
ALTS
Globally the buyer returned. Assets target uptrend reentry and oversold exits. New long confirmations.
Medium-term mirrors BTC with active long phases and uptrends.
Short-term uptrend moves face overbought. Retests are possible.
In summary, as of September 29 UTC morning, weak shorts and indicator declines emerged on BTC. Sideways or corrections likely after rally overheating.
Sólo los usuarios registrados pueden revisar, por favor Iniciar sesión o inscríbase en
Enviar queja