After a bullish 'Cup and Handle' pattern was completed on the 3rd March, VRC appeared to find resistance around a long-term resistance trendline before bouncing off an shorter-term upward support trend line. VRC broke the long-term resistance later on the 3rd March and jumped 20-25% before further increasing after a temporary lull to hit the upper long-term resistance at around 13000 sats. With a gradual descending trend, VRC formed a 'Bullish Pennant' pattern. Meanwhile, RSI gradually decreased to the low to mid- 40s while the MACD suggested bearish divergence. The Bollinger Bands indicated reduced volatility on the 5th March as VRC approached the resistance of the Bullish Pennant. WIth the RSI now in the low 40s and MACD suggesting a bullish divergence crossover, it rallied with a 30% jump before reaching once again the long-term resistance.
VRC appears to be in another downward trend forming yet another 'Bullish Pennant' pattern bouncing off a long-term resistance line that transitioned into a new support line. With the long-term resistance line come support converging with the short-term support line of the bullish pennant, the Bollinger Bands are once again converging suggesting reduced volatility. RSI hovering around 40 into the high 30s as the MACD continues a smaller magnitude bearish trend but converging to what may be another bullish divergence crossover.
The repeating bullish pennant pattern, coupled with the strong support and favourable Bollinger Band, RSI and MACD indicators suggest that VRC should make another run, potentially up to around 12200-12500 sats (~30%) if it reaches the long-term resistance once again.