On the weekly ETH/USDT chart, the $1,850 area could mark the beginning of a positive swing. That possibility alone does not confirm a trend reversal. This article separates the short-term trading, selling, and investment-entry scenarios.
This is my reading of Ethereum’s Binance weekly chart on November 14, 2026, using advanced RTM-style price action. Each scenario is conditional; none guarantees a future price outcome.
Potential upside reaction near $1,850
The first scenario is a possible upward reaction from around $1,850. If price responds there, the first area I would watch for a short-term swing is $2,500.
For a trade based on this scenario, $1,500 is the proposed stop level. Before entering, align position size with the distance to the stop and your acceptable risk. A break of the relevant support area could invalidate the setup.
Investment entry areas
My investment approach is different from a short-term trade. I would wait for lower prices and evidence of a reversal; reaching a level by itself is not enough to justify an entry.
First area: below $1,400
Below $1,400 could be the first area to assess for a potential investment entry, provided price action shows a reversal pivot and a turn.
Second area: below $800
If the decline continues, below $800 could be the next area to assess. Here too, the decision depends on price reaction and visible reversal evidence.
These are possible stages in a scenario, not a promise that the market will recover or a definitive instruction to buy.
Selling near $1,500 and a higher-risk short near $2,400
Until price reaches the lower areas I would consider for investment entries, a sell scenario around $1,500 remains worth assessing within this analysis. Any execution still depends on price structure, stop placement, and risk management.
A higher-risk short-term sell scenario is also conceivable around $2,400. It requires confirmation from price behavior and a clearly defined risk.
This article reflects my educational analysis of the supplied chart. It is not personalized investment or trading advice. Cryptocurrency markets are volatile; define position size and potential loss in line with your own circumstances.