Market Outlook for Next Week 📉📈

The 5-day MACD is approaching the zero line, signaling a crucial moment—whether the market will continue its decline or reverse from here. This is the key point of divergence between bulls and bears.

Historically, March 20 (3.20) Fed meetings have marked turning points in 2023 and 2024, often leading to a pullback from April to September. This happened because, in the past two years, the market saw 2-5 months of unilateral growth before March, only to shift downward after 3.20. The big question is—will history repeat itself this year?

Why This Time Might Be Different? 🤔

The current adjustment phase started earlier, around December 18 (12.18) or January 20 (1.20).

Even though there's no clear reversal signal yet, the correction seems to be entering its late stage.

The 5-day line has closed two consecutive bearish (yin) candles, meaning a bullish (yang) close is needed to balance the trend.

This suggests a possible rebound after the Fed meeting next week 📊.

Key Levels to Watch 🚀

$80K remains a strong support—if it holds, a new low is unlikely.

The market has been bearish for two weeks straight—but it hasn't formed a new low or a clear bottom.

Next week, a shift in momentum is expected—watch for lower entries rather than chasing new highs or opening shorts.

Market makers rarely push in one direction for three or four consecutive weeks, so a trend change or at least a bounce is likely 📈.

👉 Strategy: Prepare for a potential relief rally post-Fed meeting, but remain cautious and watch how $80K holds as support. 🚀