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Dash Price Analysis: As DASH/USD bulls take control, can they break above resistance provided by the SMA 200?

Updated: 10 Mar. 2020 | 23:47

DASH/USD broke above the $75 psychological level this Tuesday.
The Elliott Oscillator has had three consecutive red sessions.

DASH/USD daily chart

DASH/USD went up from $73.55 to $75.85 this Tuesday following three consecutive bearish sessions. To continue its upward momentum, the buyers must overcome the resistance at the SMA 200. The Elliott Oscillator has had three successive red sessions following the negative price action of the last few days. The RSI indicator has jumped a bit from 31.30 to 34.65.

DASH/USD key levels

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