MSFT x BITCOIN
Updated
Microsoft stock is in 13 years bull run.
As human beings we all know that you can't run your whole life. There will be time when you can't run no more and you fell.
The same I'm expecting with microsoft stock.
But my question is:
-will we see the same kind of price movement like we saw on bitcoin last bull run?
I think that this is possible. Why?
Because when investors will see that stock's price again gaining a momentum to the new ATH they will start feeling FOMO "I don't want to miss new ATH and high gains" . The same happened on bitcoin back in 2021. We all thought that we will see 100.000$ when we broke previous high but after taking out previous high we are dumping since then and a lot of buyers has been trapped in this fakeout above previous high.
Be careful. As I said, we are in 13 years constant bull run. Stop expecting high returns from these prices where we are now because times are uncertaint.
As human beings we all know that you can't run your whole life. There will be time when you can't run no more and you fell.
The same I'm expecting with microsoft stock.
But my question is:
-will we see the same kind of price movement like we saw on bitcoin last bull run?
I think that this is possible. Why?
Because when investors will see that stock's price again gaining a momentum to the new ATH they will start feeling FOMO "I don't want to miss new ATH and high gains" . The same happened on bitcoin back in 2021. We all thought that we will see 100.000$ when we broke previous high but after taking out previous high we are dumping since then and a lot of buyers has been trapped in this fakeout above previous high.
Be careful. As I said, we are in 13 years constant bull run. Stop expecting high returns from these prices where we are now because times are uncertaint.
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