what if until the new year the conditions still remain the same?
Honestly I don't see any reason why they wouldn't. There hasn't been any great news regarding bitcoin, nor has there been much bad news. And the price hasn't been moving up or down with any momentum in months at least. I'd characterize the sentiment toward bitcoin as tepidly bearish and certainly not bullish.
As I have said, I am hoping 2020 will be a much better year for bitcoin than 2019 was. We've got the halvening coming up in a few months and that might drive the price higher, tho I don't know if it actually will. In any event I don't think next year will be anywhere near as bad as 2018 was, and that year was a brutal one.
This. More than likely we're going to continue to bounce around the $7,000-$8,000 range. If previous years are any indication of the future, then the price of Bitcoin should climb leading up to and after the halving. Just the hype of halving coming should start raising the price up early on next year. More than likely though, we won't really start getting into a raging bull market until sometime after the halving and possibly into 2021.