Midterms Over, Selling ETH, Altcoin Breakouts Brewing, & Portfolio Roasts
Lark Davis · · 1:12:47 · Watch on YouTube
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BTC near publication: $78,4774-hour candle close · 4 Nov 2026, 12:00 UTC · BTC/USDT
ETH near publication: $2,3284-hour candle close · 4 Nov 2026, 12:00 UTC · ETH/USDT
On Bitcoin
Changed since their last video: cycle went from expecting up to leaning up.
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- This cycle (next 6–18 months): Leans up:
If it's kind of pattern coming in the not so distant future here at BTC, we could be looking forward to another good uh 12 to 18 months.
▶ 07:10 Said again while their call of 6 Oct 2026 was open, so it counts once; that call was open until 6 Oct 2027, against 85.6k when said.
Their own position: Holding, no leverage. I'm not interested in selling the BTC. Not at these levels. Like I've said before, I'll sell some Bitcoin later on when I think it's an opportune time to sell
On Ethereum
Changed since their last video: weeks went from expecting up to leaning up.
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- Next weeks (next 2–6 weeks): Leans up (timeframe is our reading):
which is why I'm currently long on ETH up to 2550, which is the orange box here, which is that area of major price resistance we saw all through here
▶ 18:19 The call was open until 4 Dec 2026, against 2.33k when said.
If this, then that
- If daily close above the 200 day EMA and above the orange line, then 2.55k (next weeks):
If so, that means the MACD and the signal line will hold and we could be in for a nice little long situation here on Ethereum, which is why I'm currently long on ETH up to 2550,
▶ 18:12
Levels named
- 2.55k: Target (major area of price resistance that ETH keeps bumping into):
We're aiming for 2550 on that one, which is that major area of price resistance that ETH keeps bumping into.
▶ 09:00
Their own position: Holding. ETH, we are long on ETH currently. I side long ETH instead of BTC here because ETH looked a little more compelling on the chart to me to be honest.
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- US midterm elections on 3 Nov 2026:
Since 1950, literally every single postmidterm year, higher higher. This is just the November to April window, by the way.
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