If you’re a Bitcoin Cash investor, the best course of action is…

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Disclaimer: The findings of the following analysis are the sole opinions of the writer and should not be considered investment advice

Since 9 November, Bitcoin Cash (BCH) has steeply declined in a down-channel (white). For the most part, the 20 SMA (red, mean of Bollinger Bands) stood as a sturdy resistance until the bulls flipped it to support after breaking out of the pattern.

From here on, the alt needed to sustain a close above the $354-resistance to confirm a possible uptrend in the coming days. While the buyers build up pressure to snap the 50 EMA (cyan), any close below the 20 SMA would hint at a false breakout.

At press time, BCH was trading at $328.3.

Source: TradingView, BCH/USDT

The alt lost over 64% of its value in the last 11 weeks and hit its 13-month low on 24 January. The bulls finally stalled the aggressive downturn by turning up at the $275-mark 14-month support. With a 32.4% ROI from this level, BCH finally broke out of the pattern and tested the 50 EMA (cyan).

Since then, the lower trendline of the channel and the 20 SMA have assumed immediate support. Also, the 20 SMA has been on an uptrend, reaffirming the increasing bullish pressure. 

Now, as the Bollinger Bands enter a tight phase, the alt could hover near its 20 SMA for a while before challenging the $354-resistance. Could it be the beginning of an uptrend? Besides, any close below the $310-zone would shun any possibilities of a trend reversal.

Source: TradingView, BCH/USDT

The RSI saw a bearish divergence with its price as it struggled to float itself above the midline. Thus, a pullback towards the $311-mark should not be of a surprise to the investors/traders. 

Interestingly, the MACD histogram was seen entering a tight phase. So, if the buyers continue