Solana Price Prediction: Bearish Chart Pattern Points To A Pullback

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  • The Solana price continues to run higher, gaining +13% to $41.600. But the appearance of a bearish 'hammer' candle could signal a short-term reversal.

The Solana price continues to run higher, gaining +13% to $41.600. But the appearance of a bearish ‘hammer’ candle could signal a short-term reversal.

SOL has got off to a great start in June, capping a remarkable comeback from the steep losses it took in May’s rout.

Weekly Performance: +46.40%

Weekly Range: $27.0964 – $43.6147

Trading volume has been lower this week than last. However, trading activity has increased in the last 3 days. SOL/USDT 24-hour Volume on Binance is $666 million, only slightly below Cardano’s $667 million.

SOL Technical Outlook

The longer-term outlook for the Solana price looks very positive. We can see that SOL has been trading in a strong uptrend since the 29th of May, low at $25.7566.

The most recent test of this trend came yesterday when the price dipped to $34.1989. After an inch-perfect tag of the support, SOL exploded higher by 29% to today’s high of $43.3244.

However, the 4-hour chart shows after setting today’s high, the Solana price reversed lower, finishing the period at the low end of the range. This has formed what’s known as a hammer candle.

A hammer candle can often suggest an upcoming change in trend. The bearish signal has just been triggered as the last fully-formed candle made a new high but closed at almost the same price it opened. This can be seen by the long wick and small body of the candle.

The recent low of $19.0100 was marked by a bullish hammer candle on the 23rd of May. This signaled a trend reversal and the start of a 125% rally.

Overall, as long as the broader cryptocurrency market remains stable, I think Solana will continue to higher. Nonetheless, the recent development indicates there may be a better entry price for bulls.

A pullback towards the trend line support at $36.00 would offer a better value for money entry. Buyers could then place a tight stop just below the support for a low-risk, high-reward trade.

Of course, if the price makes a new daily high it would cancel the short-term bearish outlook.

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Solana Price 4-Hour Chart

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Written By: Elliott Laybourne

Elliott Laybourne is an accomplished Hedge Fund sales and Investment bank trading specialist. Elliott also started a successful Base Metals Brokerage business in partnership with ABN AMRO clearing bank. He worked on the open outcry trading floors at the London International Financial Futures Exchange 'LIFFE' and the London Metal Exchange 'LME.' He also provided research and execution services for Goldman Sachs, JP Morgan, Credit Suisse, Schroders Asset Management, and Pennsylvania State Public School Employees Retirement System, as amongst others. Today, he focuses on providing trading consultancy and business development services for family office and brokerage clientele.

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