Dogecoin Price Prediction as DOGE Forms Bearish Head and Shoulders Chart Pattern – 30% Drop Incoming?
DOGE has fallen by 8% today, with the Dogecoin price slipping to $0.149 in the past 24 hours, as the cryptocurrency market tumbles by 5%.
The meme token is actually up by 2% in a week, although it has fallen by 25% in a fortnight and by 20% in a month.
This puts it in danger of completing a classic head-and-shoulders pattern over the past couple of months, a move which would imply a drop to around $0.12.
However, it will arguably bottom out well before it completes such a chart pattern, with DOGE and the market in general entering a decidedly oversold position.
DOGE’s chart shows that the token has more or less bottomed out and that it should rebound very soon.
Its relative strength index (purple) dropped below 30 yesterday, and it has just begun rising towards 40, where it could potentially climb higher.
Meanwhile, DOGE’s 30-day moving average (orange) has slipped below its 200-day (blue), and it may not be long before it has to come back up.
The coin’s trading volume still remains relatively subdued, at around $1.4 billion today (as opposed to $9 billion in early March), so it may remain vulnerable to a few more short-term falls before it rights itself.
It’s also interesting that its resistance (red) and support (green) levels are gently converging towards each other, something that tends to foretell a big move in either direction.
For some analysts, this could be another move downwards, with several analysts noting that the token is forming a head-and-shoulders (or ‘Bart Simpson’) pattern.
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Given that some whales have moved DOGE to trading platforms in recent days, we could see the coin get very close to completing the above pattern.
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