
Chart of the Week: Bitcoin Soars, But 'Wen Lambo' Crowd Is Missing From the Rally
• https://www.activistpost.com, Aoyon AshrafBitcoin hit new highs, but retail investors remain on the sidelines while institutional money fuels the steady rally.
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Bitcoin hit new highs, but retail investors remain on the sidelines while institutional money fuels the steady rally.
When warned of a crash, investors generally say, "I'll wait until I see the turn downward, then I'll get out." But, in fact, there's no "aha moment" to signal them to exit the market. Quite the contrary.
A month ago, Silicon Valley took the first step: surrendering to Trump.
Former Wall Street money manager and financial analyst Ed Dowd of phinancetechnologies.com is back with more data on how the Biden Administration propped up a failing economy during the 2024 election year.
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Brace for mass layoffs on Wall Street.
Lenders see a rise in late payments on credit cards and auto loans
Wall Street retreat spreads to Asian bourses while China slowdown, yen turbulence and US easing threaten even stormier days ahead
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It's delightfully fitting that on the day the entire financial world was holding its breath for Biden's highly politicized and grossly incompetent Bureau of Labor Statistics to admit it had massively fucked up the jobs data over the past year...
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AI bubble pop?
Are we allowed to say "bloodbath" again?
US retail traders are panicking this AM after likely receiving push notifications on their smartphones about market turmoil in Asia and Europe, which has since spread to the US premarket.
U.S. stocks fell sharply on Monday as part of a global market sell-off centered around U.S. recession fears. Japan's Nikkei 225 plunged 12% in its worst day since the 1987 Black Monday crash for Wall Street.
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It looks like investors are starting to figure it out. Bad economic numbers continue to come pouring in, but so far the Federal Reserve has refused to pull the trigger on a rate cut.
In early premarket trading on Monday, CNBC published a note titled "Jim Cramer calls the bottom in CrowdStrike stock after global IT outage fallout."
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Wall Street's climb to record highs has come with conspicuously little volatility.
It is easy to look at the piddling daily moves in the S&P 500 and think the market has been oh-so-boring recently.
Shares of GameStop are moving higher on Thursday afternoon, approaching the highs seen earlier this week during 'meme' stock trader Keith Gill's (aka Roaring Kitty) second pump, around the $35-$40 range.
Up next on Wall Street's exploitation list. If not stopped, on November 17th, the U.S. government will pass a rule that allows for America's protected lands, including parks and wildlife refuges, to be listed on the N.Y. Stock Exchange.
And it's clear why: Donald Trump.