Bitcoin is a volatile asset and as such price corrections are obtainable, both in upward and downward direction. So we're cannot expect it in only one direction. Even during the bear cycles and but cycles respectively, Bitcoin price never moved only in one direction because of it's volatile nature.

If you're looking for a positive price movement from a pricing reference point, then it should be on a long-term note, short-term Bitcoin prices fluctuate a lot, but on a long-term price comparison, it's obtainable that the price of Bitcoin would appreciate considerably with respect to earlier pricing. For example,  Bitcoin surged tho $108,388 on December 17th and its now sitting barely over 98k, showing a negative price correction within a short period, but comparing it to the price of 2015 which was around $430 towards the end, you can see the price increased considerably on a long-term.

However, there's no guarantee that Bitcoin price would continue increasing by such high margin or even increasing in price, but regardless it's a very good investment and a fair gamble at securing your financial future. It's been very profitable in the past judging from price history and it's only right we believe in it's continual good performance futuristically.