Bitcoin and traditional markets logged a synchronous rally after crashing almost in tandem in March 2020.But the recovery has not impressed a vast majority of global fund managers, according to a survey conducted by the Bank of America.Only 1 out of 10 fund managers believe that the U.S. economy will register a V-shaped recovery, putting…
The S&P Dow Jones has announced this week the addition of five new crypto indices, including an index that tracks over 240 coins. The indices join legacy financial indicators that have been paramount in the traditional markets, such as the S&P 500 and the Dow Jones Industrial Average. Fabulous Five The focal point of the…
Bitcoin has been showing a tight correlation with the stock market – the largest correlation in the asset’s young history.A historically accurate sell signal has just triggered across three major United States stock indexes, which not only could cause another major selloff across all markets, but it could cause Bitcoin and the rest of the…
The Dow Jones Industrial Average closed out Friday’s trading session at 19,000 points, setting a record for the 4th largest single one-month red sell candle in the index’s history. And with Bitcoin recently tightly correlated with the stock market, it could make the cryptocurrency especially vulnerable to another crash.Dow Jones Industrial Average Sets Record for…
Although the traditional equities markets and the crypto markets don’t have a ton in common, they both had a rough 2018, and investors in both markets are hoping that 2019 proves to be different. Despite being a rough year price-wise, many analysts see the drops in both markets as being temporary, which could mean that…
July was yet another strong month for the stock markets despite looming threat of a coming economic recession, with the Dow, Nasdaq, and S&P 500 all close to beating out their average monthly gains for the calendar month. Bitcoin, however, has spent much of July locked in a downtrend. This morning as the Fed monetary…
Throughout 2020 thus far, Bitcoin has been showing a tight correlation with major stock indexes like the Dow Jones and the S&P 500.If this continues, and a “fractal of doom” plays out on the Dow Jones, it could spell complete and utter disaster for Bitcoin and the rest of the crypto market as well, potentially…
Bitcoin has wholly sidelined its widely-covered correlation with the US stock market. On Thursday, the benchmark cryptocurrency sustained its weekly gains as its price surged by more than 1 percent. The move briefly pushed the price above $13,000 before a modest pullback turned it back below the level. But overall, the bias appeared extremely bullish…
As Bitcoin (BTC) has floundered over the past few months, falling by 50% from $14,000 to $7,300, American equities have been performing rather well. Earlier this week, the S&P 500 set an all-time high at 3,150, and the index has gained some 25% in the past year alone — likely one of the strongest years…