I’m not the type of person who likes to predict the top or the bottom.
But after running the numbers and doing my research, I think $IHSG presents a really interesting asymmetric bet right now.
Whatever happens from here, I believe the risk to reward setup is quite compelling.
Even in a bull market, price doesn’t only go up. There will always be periods of major liquidations and corrections that help flush out excessive leverage and inject fresh liquidity into the market.
Js wait for the right opportunity, and let market come to you. Patience is key✌️
For those who got sidelined from $BTC, I don’t think it’s wise to enter right now. In my opinion, the recent BTC pump looks overextended.
Buying pressure seems to be weaker, while a large portion of the price action appears to be driven by derivatives, which isn’t a healthy sign
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Analyzed the numbers and calculated the probabilities. I think $EMAS at 7,600 looks like an asymmetrical bet right now. Risk to reward is too good to ignore.