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Pip Snipers19 Jun 2025, 01:07 UTC
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The analysis focuses on ACH, identifying a long-term diagonal trend line as support since January 2023. Retail traders are placing buy stops beneath this trend line. The analyst suggests a possible move up to the daily EMAs, followed by a flush down below the trend line to tag the 0.618, 0.702, and 0.786 Fibonacci retracement levels, before a rally. The analyst takes a Fibonacci retracement from December 2022 low to February 2023 high and looks for a potential liquidity sweep below the diagonal trend line, targeting Fibonacci levels 0.013, 0.011, and 0.007 before a rally to 0.145. The video suggests that if this push occurs from current levels that would represent a 12x increase to 0.145. The analyst also identifies, as an alternative, that a move back into the range may also occur or a move to a new all-time high.
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