May 15, 2020
At SwissBorg, in addition to our efforts to provide you with an optimal investment application, we are committed to offering integrated tools to help you with your decision making.
We have developed an automatic Intelligent analysis that is updated hourly for all the products listed in the Wealth app. Our automated analysis uses artificial intelligence (AI) to assist you, systematically, with forecasting Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies.
Every hour, you can find the updated analysis of your favourite crypto in the Learn tab of the Market section which we will continuously optimise.
The current analysis is based on the price in USD and is composed of the following information:
Bullish: The term "bull" or "bullish" comes from the bull, who strikes upwards with its horns, thus pushing prices higher. Being ‘bullish’ represents an opinion/belief that the price will rise. A bull market is when an asset's price is rising over a sustained time period
Bearish: The term "bear" or "bearish" comes from the bear, who strikes downward with its paws, thus pushing prices down. Being ‘bearish’ represents an opinion/belief that the price will fall. A bear market is when an asset's price is falling over a sustained period of time
Moving Average (MA): Trend-following indicator derived from the simple average of the prices on a given time period (for example 20 days).
Volatility: Degree of variation (or dispersion) of the price over time. A period with a lot of price variation will show higher volatility than a stable market that has small price variation.
RSI: The RSI (Relative Strength Index) measures the magnitude and the velocity of price movements. It is deduced from the ratio between positive and negative price changes in a given period of time. This momentum oscillator, measured on a scale from 0 to 100, indicates if the asset is overbought or oversold (usually, an RSI > 70% will indicate an overbought period while an RSI < 30% will indicate an oversold period).
Support/Resistance: Levels where the prices will tend to stop and could probably reverse their trend. A support level will likely tend to stop the prices dropping while resistance is a level where the selling pressure is higher and will likely stop the price rising. Once a support or resistance level is reached, the price will bounce back or breakthrough the level and continue its actual trend.
MACD: The Moving Average Convergence Divergence is a trend following momentum indicator that compares a short period and a longer period’s moving average. From these comparisons, a “signal line” and a “MACD” line are constructed. Multiple information can be extracted from this indicator. In particular, when the “Signal” and the “MACD” are crossing, this indicates a probable momentum change between “bulls” and “bears”.
Bollinger Bands (BB): Bollinger Bands illustrate the dispersion of prices around the average. Bollinger Bands are composed of an upper and a lower band. Usually, the price oscillates between these two bands. When volatility increases, these bands move apart as they contract during a phase of low volatility. In terms of technical analysis, we can read the graph as follows: if the price is close to one of these bands, we are far from the average and it is likely that we are overbought or oversold. In other words, it is likely that the trend will change direction in the short term.
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