I'd honestly rather wait for bitcoin to organically find it's sort of "stable" price, no matter how long it takes.
Bitcoin needs volatility in order to make a significant move, because stability or longer term consolidation come with low volumes, and this usually means that it's more likely to go down further.
The 'stable' price you're referring to was between $6000-$7000, and eventually we broke out and saw the price tank with 50%. I hope we don't face a similar scenario would the volumes and the rate of volatility drop significantly.
The crypto market thrives on crazy price movements, and when there isn't much of that to entertain retail and professional traders, they get bored. More activity means more volumes and more likely a move up.