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Comparing Bitcoin and the Nikkei Index trends shows Bitcoin's volatility versus the steady rise of the Nikkei. Balancing risk and return is the key for investors moving forward. #Bitcoin #Nikkei #Investing

It seems that all the asset classes are going up from bitcoin, to stock market to gold and even the bonds. This is an unprecedented scenario and the reason seems to be combination of various factors like the optimism on AI based technology and expectations of lower interest rates in the US.

Since mid June gold and stocks remained stable while Bitcoin declined 17%. What is causing the drop in Bitcoin? Is it the economy? Sale of seized Bitcoin by various governments? Is it liquidity? But most importantly. Is it a sale sign, or a buying opportunity? Get deeper insights on these and other questions at Queryloom.com #bitcoin #economy #stocks #socialmedia

Queryloom’s chart and filter functions let’s you see how different groups respond to this question. See how financial experts, high income individuals, or other demographics respond, check the comments, and get insights to inform your decisions. #economy #bitcoin #socialmedia #gold

Daily Market Report - Wednesday, June 05, 2024 Bitcoin price momentum reignites. Oil prices recovering modestly from steep losses. Gold prices continued to swing between losses and gains. US stock futures experiencing a modest uptick. Read more▶️ https://lnkd.in/dJsCgvft #bitcoin #crypto #btcusd #dailyreport #globalmarkets #gold #crudeoil #preciousmetals #wallstreet #tradingtips

In this article, we dive into the data on bitcoin’s volatility, how it compares over time and to other assets, and why volatility might be welcomed by investors. Here is a glimpse of a few takeaways from this article: • Bitcoin is volatile, but less so than many popular mega-cap stocks. • Bitcoin is currently less volatile than 33 S&P 500 stocks. • Volatility has and is expected to decline for bitcoin over the long term. • Investors have historically been well compensated for bitcoin’s volatility. Read the full article here: https://lnkd.in/drN4q6Yq

The ultra-modern and traditional markets coincided on Mar 5, as both Bitcoin and gold saw record-breaking highs occur on the […] The post Bitcoin and gold prices shatter previous highs appeared first on ReadWrite. https://lnkd.in/gJYwvbtr

Bitcoin reclaims $62K, forming a ‘massive bull hammer’ on price chart Bitcoin surged past $62,000 on August 8, forming a bullish pattern known as a "massive bull hammer" on the weekly chart, suggesting a potential bottom. The price recovery follows a drop to $49,751 on August 5, dubbed "Crypto Black Monday." Futures traders are now heavily favoring long positions, with sentiment shifting positively. However, some analysts caution that further downside is possible before Bitcoin reaches new highs.

Price predictions aside (and you could argue the PTJ is talking his own book), the key point here is that big money is increasingly talking publicly about the dire debt situation and the inevitability of more inflation. 1. PTJ is talking about the US, but the debt situation is similar in the UK, EU, and of course Japan, and it shows no signs of being taken seriously or slowing down. In fact, it's probably accelerating. 2. Inflation is an easy word to say, and many of us have spent plenty of time modelling it and looking at abstract numbers. But if you haven't done it before, I urge you to think more about what it means in real life. How does inflation undermine and destroy society and civilisation? How does inflation incentivise the destruction of the environment? Think about everything that money touches and influences - what is the impact if that money cannot be relied upon or trusted to hold its value?