Coinbase was one of the most promising stocks of 2021 because right on the first day it launched on NASDAQ, its share price shot from $379 to $428 in less than 24 hours. This price rise led many investors to buy into Coinbase as they expected the price to keep up the bullish momentum. However, it seems fortune was not on the side of Coinbase after all.
For the first 6 weeks post-IPO in April 2021, the price began its descent, but investors didn’t worry. The price then began to range from that time until October 2021. At the end of October 2021, the price closed at $318. Afterward, the price began a long-awaited rally that pushed the price to $368. But this price will end up becoming the high in Q4 2021. Since then, Coinbase’s price has been remarkably bearish. Despite being the month of its high, November managed to close on a bearish note. The months that followed – from December 2021 to April 2022 – have all closed with a bearish candlestick.
As mentioned earlier, Coinbase’s price has been majorly bearish since the end of the IPO day on April 14, 2021. All investors that bought Coinbase post-IPO day are at a loss, and the loss seems to be getting worse by the day as the price plunges to the $100 psychological level. RSI indicates an oversold position on the daily and weekly time frames which could be an indication of a possible rally. Our analysts look forward to the formation of an inverted head and shoulder pattern on the charts. If this happens, bulls can pick up some steam and push the price above $200.
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