We've built a large nbear flag in a nasty long 4th wave, and now retraced to wave 5 and broke down all supports until $8185. Now we're having what I think a subwave retracement. As you can see, all quakes are happening at the borders of the Fib circles of wave 4, and right now it is not an exception. In this point we also have converging the $8185 support, the bottom of the wave 1-2 downtrend channel and the last bottom uptrend line from April before the "big pump " (dotted green). All these act as supports and keep us in a subwave retracement here. But in my opinion the volume is not big enough to cut the 5th wave here and start a new bullish cycle.
We've built a larger and steeper downtrend channel at this point, and I think we are going down further and the next bullish retracement will be inside it.
The normal bear flag target is $7500, which I think would be at the limit of the Fib circles, and also on the green uptrend line of the lowest prices in April. If we get there (the most probable scenario) , we can have a normal bullish reversal.
But... we have the strong supports in the zone $7912-7962. In the case that wave 5 will be truncated there instead of having a normal subwave retracement, expect a rocket like bullish reversal, cause truncated 5th wave is a very bullish sign!
On the opposite, if we have subwave retracement there, it is also very probable that lots of longs stop losses be triggered, and in this case we can have extended 5th wave that could throw us to $7200 (normal count of subwave lengths) or even lower to $6800 to test the grey uptrend line of all bottoms.
Let's see which of these scenarios plays out.