Of course, there are some guys who want to use some of my ideas to formulate their own BTC trading practices (or even shitcoin trading practices in regards to how they might think about getting in and out of shitcoins in order to try to accumulate more bitcoin), and even though I recommend against trading BTC (and surely I recommend against screwing around with shitcoins), there still can be some logic in terms of trying to assess bitcoin prices as being overvalued or undervalued based on how far spot prices might be from the 200-WMA.
If someone works with a 40-week target as you said, I hope they will not lose. There are many things here, since you discuss many topics and they are detailed, and I myself have been inspired by many of your writings and have seen that they are actually effective in practice.
The main point here is that while the profits are much higher in other coins or tokens, the risk is much higher. Because there is a possibility of losing your money completely, but when you invest in Bitcoin,
you do not have to fear losing your interest completely if you can keep your wallet safe.