Summary
• Price drifted up from 4.365 at 12:00 ET − 1 to 4.378 at 12:00 ET, reaching a high of 4.379.
• Volatility spiked mid-day, with a 4.363 low, followed by a strong rebound into the 4.37–4.379 range.
• Volume increased sharply in the 21:00–02:00 ET window, confirming upward
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USDC/Romanian Leu (USDCRON) opened at 4.365 on 2025-11-14 and closed at 4.378, reaching a high of 4.379 and a low of 4.363. Total volume for the 24-hour period was 103,413.0, with notional turnover of approximately 447,179.8 RON (based on traded volume and average prices). The price action reflects a strong, bullish bias following an early dip and subsequent consolidation.
Structure & Formations
Price action displayed a bearish reversal at 4.363 (19:45 ET) followed by a strong bullish impulse into 4.379 by 00:30 ET. A 4.379–4.378 consolidation suggests a potential overhead resistance cluster forming. Support levels are apparent at 4.366, 4.363, and the pre-day range bottom of 4.365.
Moving Averages
Short-term averages on the 15-min chart (20SMA and 50SMA) show a clear bullish crossover, indicating strong upward momentum. On the daily chart, 50DMA and 200DMA appear to be aligning with key support levels, suggesting a possible continuation of the recent uptrend.
MACD & RSI
MACD crossed above the zero line around 21:00 ET and remained bullish through the session, with a positive divergence in the 00:00–09:00 ET window. RSI reached 70 at 00:30 ET, indicating overbought conditions, and remained elevated, suggesting ongoing buying pressure.
Bollinger Bands
Volatility expanded significantly after 21:00 ET, with price reaching the upper band multiple times. The 4.365–4.379 range appears to have defined the band width, with price staying near the upper boundary for most of the session.
Volume & Turnover
Volume surged after 21:00 ET and remained elevated into the early morning, with turnover peaking in the 21:00–03:00 ET window. Price and volume aligned well, confirming the bullish breakout.
Fibonacci Retracements
Applying Fibonacci to the key swing from 4.363 to 4.379, 61.8% retrace levels sit near 4.371–4.372, which was heavily tested in the 00:00–03:00 ET period. A 38.2% retracement level near 4.375 also saw price consolidation, suggesting a potential pivot zone.
Backtest Hypothesis
The observed RSI overbought condition at 4.379 aligns with the strategy of buying
when RSI hits overbought levels and managing risk via 2% stop-loss and 5% target. This approach appears well-suited to the recent volatility, as seen in the consolidation near 4.375–4.378 and the sharp rebounds from key support. The 2% stop-loss at 4.369–4.370 offers a reasonable downside buffer, while the 5% target of 4.598 (if reached) would represent a strong profit capture. This strategy could be particularly effective in a range-bound or trending environment, given the tight control on downside risk and defined profit-taking levels.
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