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One thing noticeable about this run compared to the last is that the crashes haven't been as violent. I was expecting a significant pullback at the 11,500 area like the one in late November 2017 when it went from 11,500 to 8,500 before bouncing right back to new highs a few days later. Nothing though. Chewed right through, then chewed right through the resistance at 11,775.
Makes it seem like more institutions/whales are involved this time around, which I mentioned awhile ago based on the buying patterns that were happening in April and May. Not a bunch of emotional noobs expecting a lottery ticket and panic-selling every mini-crash.
This could get REALLY interesting.
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