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Bitcoin Where Are We? Still Some Pain On The Horizon. I don't believe we are out of the weeds yet and still have a ways to go with this bear market. The Federal Reserve's aggressiveness towards raising interest rates to combat inflation isn't the best conditions for a bull market in asset markets in general. We still haven't had any sideways movement with Bitcoin just yet and I don't believe we've found a true bottom either. We could rally up to $28,000 or $30,000 but volume is fading and it seems like the current rally is starting to stall out. There's a big possibility that we revisit a sub $20k Bitcoin in the coming weeks or months. If the United States continues it's trend of negative growth that will not translate well into the crypto markets. It's all about the cycles at the end of the day. The goal is to accumulate during the bear as close to the bottom as possible and ride the wave into the next bull cycle.
BITSTAMP:BTCUSD
by peacefuljustin
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#btcstarburst Weekly… Hope and Fear?So looking at the map, I could be scary… Some say I can’t comprehend (I say you need BITCOIN EYES, AKA LASER EYES) The Orange (the red river of death) is hard to cross and easy to fall through… There are two bottoms that exists in this channel, the new Grid and the ascending support grids. The major support is around 38k ish as mentioned often… large channel 32k ish… Breaking support hitting these channels seems to be very difficult either way, as you can see we hit 48k cam crashing back down, 64k crashing back down… so…. It looks like we might try to cross back over and give it another go…Some people leverage ( I don’t know if that is safe, accumulate as much as can as cheaply as you can for the end game). Timing is KEY, The Map seems to show KEY levels of Support and Resistance as if they existed long before… This just a study (remember you are wrong until they say you are right) Ignore the FUD/FUS… The rich buy in the bear market
FTX:BTCUSD
by Jonnycatx
Next Shiba InuLast year, Shiba Inu ( SHIB -1.71% ) became an sensation in the crypto community. The meme token went viral in early October after Tesla Chief Executive Officer Elon Musk tweeted a picture of Floki, his adorable Shiba Inu puppy. In doing so, Musk inadvertently helped send the token's price soaring. In fact, despite falling sharply from its late-October high, Shiba Inu still generated a return of over 42,000,000% in 2021. However, the meme token is now down 75% from its peak, so many investors are hunting for the next Shiba Inu. Unfortunately, very few (if any) assets produce such extraordinary returns in a century, let alone a single year. But there are still plenty of compelling investment ideas in the crypto market. For instance, the Internet Computer ( ICP -0.66% ) is a blockchain project that seeks to decentralize the internet and disrupt the cloud computing industry. And with the ICP coin down 98% from its high, this crypto could generate tremendous wealth over the next 20 years.
FTX:SHIBUSDLong
by tuacupanbpron
BTC , M1 - ANALYSISHey I'm Gerson Samussene (Zabataina) nice to meet you, I come here to show you my analysis within this futuristic market that is (Cryptocurrency) Here we have the First Group, known as the economist group in market action, I refer here to Buyers (Demand) and Sellers (Supply). Here we have the Manipulators that make or transform Picos in the market. And the question I have is: 1) Who are the top 3 in the offer group? 2) Who are the top 3 in the demand group? 3) Who has more power until 2024'25? Buyers or Sellers? Because all this started in the odd year so our vision will be odd. In terms of acertive probability. So after that we'll have the signals coming from the world that I internally screamed, And that will show us that in fact a dominant group by 2024»2025? BTC hitting the bottom of $14K? or the $100K top? What do you think? I already have my answer... first I want to see your answers so I can tell you what I think.
BITSTAMP:BTCUSD
by GersonAJSamussene
MArgin Trading vs Stock tradingEducational purposes ONLY! I butchered some information. First time doing a video and still learning in the game. *****PIP = Percentage in Price ****** also back then, to participate in Foreign exchange, you need to have a huge capital to have access. Now we can leverage from brokers (Banks that give us access to FOREX) Direct message me for any questions or concern. I hope you to drop some value and help others. I appreciate everyone who support my page :)
COINBASE:DOGEUSDEducation
by forexray25
3
How Inflation Affects Our Savings & Our LivesFor the past few months, we’ve heard a lot in the news about increasing living costs. The cost of our essential goods and services – from our food to our electricity bills, housing, and electronics – is constantly rising. And our salary increases (if any) aren’t enough to cover the increasing cost of our basic expenses. I wanted to write this article for several reasons. I’m not trying to paint a gloomy picture, but rather to help people better understand the situation and how increasing prices affect our lives. So, as trivial as it may sound, let’s start with the basics and the basic definition of inflation. What Is Inflation? Inflation is the decline of the purchasing power of a currency over time measured amongst a pre-selected basket of goods. Now, here’s where it gets more interesting. The root cause of inflation is an increase in the supply of money in an economy. Our local monetary authorities (Central Banks and Governments) can increase the money supply, either by printing and giving away more money to individuals, by legally devaluing the currency, or by loaning new money into existence and purchasing government bonds from banks on the secondary market. In all such cases, the supply of money increases. Thus, your living expenses increase, your purchasing power decreases, and you get less for your money. There are some exceptions to this – but we will get into that a bit later when we look at possible solutions to this phenomenon. So, now, let’s review what we’ve seen for the past year, how inflation has affected our lives, and what our governments and central banks have done about it. What Are Governments Doing? Europe – The EU member countries agreed on a Pandemic Emergency Program. It’s designed to support the economies of member countries, and it’s worth 1.8 trillion euros. That’s a little over 2 trillion dollars. America – The US has several programs designed to help its economy. The first was a 3 trillion dollar program designed to help the US overcome the difficulties of the COVID19 pandemic. There are also several other programs going to the Senate for approval, all of which will further fuel the current inflationary cycle. What Level Of Inflation Are We Currently Experiencing? Well, this is a great question. It’s also a bit tough to answer. You might think that the easiest way to measure price increases is by comparing prices at the grocery store, at the petrol station, or with your landlords. And that makes sense. But you might not all see the same level of inflation from one item to the next. This is because the official inflation figures are calculated slightly differently, and they’re based on a so-called basket of goods. In the US, this “basket of goods” is managed by the Central Statistical Office. They decide what items to include in the basket and how often to change them. So, when the US inflation was calculated at 7.00% last week (the highest recorded rate in the last four decades), this was based on that specific basket of goods. That said, we’re seeing sharp increases in the official inflation data in many countries – with the UK hitting 5.40%, 5.70% for Germany, and 36% for Turkey. This means, regardless of each country’s chosen ‘baskets’, consumers worldwide are experiencing sharp measurable price increases. The more we get into the new year, the more we find ourselves asking when this vicious cycle will end. Experts are yet to agree on what kind of inflation we’ll see in the months ahead. However, the one thing that they all seem to agree on is that inflation is here to stay for the next two to five years. What Can We Do To Protect Our Savings And Plan For A Better Financial Future? There are a few options that you can consider. For those of you who prefer to take a more traditional approach towards money, well, these options might not be for you. But let’s explore all the options available to you, regardless of your age: 1 – Savings accounts If this has worked for you previously, I’m sorry to tell you that it might not work this time. Unfortunately, putting your money in a savings account is unlikely to be your best option when it comes to protecting your savings and your hard-earned money. This is because of the meagre interest rates on offer. When measured against the official inflation figures, with a 1% interest rate, you are still likely to be losing at least 4% – 5% of your actual purchasing power. While the official inflation figures might be around 7%, the level of inflation for your specific purchases could be as high as 12% to 15%. For simplicity of calculation, let’s look at an example. Say you had 100,000 USD or EUR in a savings account with your favourite bank, you would be making a whopping 1,000 USD or EUR in interest in a year (that’s assuming you are lucky enough to get a 1% interest rate from your bank). With inflation ranging between 12% to 15%, this means that you will be down between 11% to 14%. That’s a loss of about 11,000 to 14,000 USD or EUR per year. You won’t see that reflected in your bank account as numbers, but you will feel it when you go out to purchase goods. And let’s not forget that we are entering the 2nd year of high inflation – and that means twice the potential loss in buying power. 2 – Real estate In my country, we have a saying that if a person doesn’t know what to do with their money, they put it into real estate. It might still be a good choice; it depends on how you look at money. But with real estate returning between 7% -8% gross per year and with rising maintenance costs, it still might not make up for the 12%-15% increase in inflation. You might help to make a complete evaluation – one that factors in increasing prices and that factors in the size of your investment. If there is further inflation, or if you find yourself in sudden need of money, you may find yourself selling at a less than ideal price. Again, this doesn’t mean that real estate isn’t a good investment; it can be, based on your financial goals and investment horizon. Another thing to consider when evaluating your investment options is your purchasing power. It might help to compare the purchasing power of your investment now with the possible increase in the price of the property in the future. It might also help to keep in mind that if inflation goes up by 20% over three years, for example, then your property will need to go up by more than 20% in value for you to benefit from the investment. 3 – Bonds The FED is on track to raise interest rates in 2022. So, could government bonds be the way forward? 10Y US Treasuries are often considered the benchmark for a risk-free investment. That said, they don’t usually bring high returns. Let’s assume that, in a best-case scenario, you get the kind of high annual return we saw at the beginning of the century (5%-6%). Unfortunately, it still wouldn’t be enough to beat inflation and increase your overall purchasing power. 4 – Precious Metals Precious metals, in particular gold, have always been considered a great way to protect against inflation. One thing to consider: the financial markets haven’t been reacting very well recently to the idea of the Federal Reserve keeping a hawkish mood for the next year to come. In recent years, we have noticed how the inverse correlation between the stock market and gold has partially vanished during “cold” periods of general selloff. To avoid getting liquidated on their positions on stocks, big players would rather start selling massively their positions on assets where they have gained substantial profits, as it could be on gold. The result: massive drops also on the precious metal. This means that the old-fashioned hedge against inflation might have severe volatility in price during a bear market. 5 – Cryptocurrencies Cryptocurrencies are considered the new store of value. They have recently been compared to precious metals and sometimes been referred to as digital gold, especially when we talk about the king of cryptos – Bitcoin. Bitcoin has proven to be a great store of value, providing stellar performances in the past years, closing 2021 with +57%. Investors who have been able to jump on crypto projects at early stages have been able to get stellar returns in the sphere of 3 to 4 digits percentage. The only tiny issue with cryptos is that they require a cold-blooded investor, being able to “hodl” during periods like the current one, where they have been losing across the board more than 50% of the picks. It’s an investment that requires a very high appetite for risk. Be sure to take a look at our blog for more content. And don’t miss out on our free webinars. Next up: “How to protect your crypto investment against adverse market movements”.
ECONOMICS:USCCPIEducation
by Atlas-Horizon
EUR/USD Big Trading Opportunity!Hello friends big trade opportunity here, EUR/USD has been falling for a while breaking support and trend lines while the US dollar continues higher in a parabolic fashion. Currently, the RSI on the US dollar is overbought on the daily/weekly and the Euro is oversold on the daily/weekly. EUR/USD also is forming a falling wedge near a weekly support zone. A strong bullish candle break can indicator a push towards our weekly resistance trend line creating a big trading opportunity you do not want to miss!
Long
by GenesisGo
1
BAE Price forecast for 2022Analysing the Five elements/characteristics of the company shows a clear view of whether the company has any investing viability. My analysis shows that BAE System qualifies only 3/5 elements. Where the company failed the cash conversion characteristic and stability characteristic. However, the company is currently fairly priced so there is a potential for those who want to speculate on the growth of the company. In the chart, I have marked Overvalued and Undervalued zone based on my price forecasting (taking into account any future earnings) for the year 2022 Five Element Analysis checks the profitability, cash conversion, stability, value and price of a company. A good company will have all the five characteristics. In my opinion, the companies with all five characteristics is a good viable investment, but as always do your own research.
LSE:BA.
by UnknownUnicorn30538137
1
Current Bitcoin DowntrendNot the worse change of trend for Bitcoin. Not surprising after a new all time highs Bitcoin cools off a tad. It's cool to see that most of the price recognition for October has happened at $60,000 - $61,000 serving as the point of control (POC). Since we've hit new all time highs the trend has been pointing down. We've really been flirting trying to hold support at $60,000 but as long as this short term trend is down the $55,000 -$57,000 area will be very important to hold if price continues to decline. We have lost momentum on the stochastic RSI on the daily and have bearishly diverged on our MACD so keep that in mind as a change in trend could come. But as of now the trend is pointing down. We may be on the way to retesting the 0.786 Fibonacci level at $56,200. Price and sentiment are holding up well for Bitcoin still.
COINBASE:BTCUSDLong
by peacefuljustin
Bitcoin Where To Now? $70K Resistance Possible Drop Below $60kCheers to everybody in Bitcoin and in cryptocurrency! Very exciting times to be in this space. It's always great to know that pretty much everybody in Bitcoin is profitable whenever Bitcoin reaches new all time highs! Ideally we want to hold the $60,000 level for Bitcoin but dropping below $60,000 is always a strong possibility. I believe the first real major resistance for Bitcoin will be at $70,000 or in between $75,000 if we continue this uptrend. We're pretty overheated on the daily oscillators indicating a pullback may be upon us. Support levels if we drop below $60,000 I'm looking at support around above $55,000. We're looking bullish on the weekly time frames in my opinion. The fundamentals have gotten much stronger since the Bitcoin ETF which will enable a great amount of money to come into cryptocurrency in the coming months. Specifically into Bitcoin. I believe the next coming months will be very historic once again. Much peace, love, health, and wealth!
COINBASE:BTCUSDLong
by peacefuljustin