Welcome to our weekly brief of what is going on on the markets and what are expected events in week 44. It should help you with jumping back on track after weekend. Fundamentals and expected events: week 44 Crucial last week was the news that PayPal is going to enter the field of cryptocurrencies from
Welcome to our weekly brief of what is going on on the markets and what are expected events in week 43. It should help you with jumping back on track after weekend. Fundamentals and expected events: week 43 Bitcoin absorbed well news on suspension of trading on crypto exchange OKEx and defended the limit of
Welcome to our weekly brief of what is going on on the markets and what are expected events in week 42. It should help you with jumping back on track after weekend. Fundamentals and expected events: week 42 Stock markets were like on a swing last week when further negotiations on a potential US government
Welcome to our new weekly brief of what is going on on the markets and what are expected events in week 41. It should help you with jumping back on track after weekend. Fundamentals and expected events: week 41 Stock markets fell on Friday, following a tweet from President Trump announcing that he tested positive
Many people are criticizing the volatility of Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies. But many of them have no idea that stocks can be much more volatile. Let’s take a look on which stocks are more volatile than Bitcoin. How volatility is measured Volatility is the rate at which an asset’s value or rate of return fluctuates.
Jim Cramer of CNBC’s Mad Money confided that he had decided to invest 1% of his net worth in Bitcoin. Let’s see what led him to make that decision. Test with 1% Most investors began investing in safe assets such as gold or silver during a pandemic. Younger investors have decided to invest in Bitcoin
Welcome to our new weekly brief of what is going on on the markets and what are expected events in week 39. It should help you with jumping back on track after weekend. Fundamentals and expected events: week 39 Bank shares are falling sharply due to a new scandal around the world’s largest banks laundering
COVID-19 pandemic is still raging out there. It has caused many companies to close and many people to lose their jobs. It has shown us that our current system is broken. Let’s take a look at how the pandemic hit the largest banks hard. Everyone is losing money Everyone felt some kind of impact from
It is hard to decide the battle. One praises banknotes and fiat and the other one is praising cryptocurrencies and Bitcoin. Let’s take a look at the comparison between them and what type of currency has advantages. Properties of money Money serves two main purposes. It is a store of value and means of exchnage.
We know the history of cryptocurrencies. Bitcoin was born in 2008 as a response to the financial crisis. Since then more and more people have found their way to cryptocurrencies. Let’s see how cryptocurrencies could shape the future world. The current financial system is great, but only for someone The origin of Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies
Robert Kiyosaki, famous author of the world bestseller “Rich Dad, Poor Dad” advises everyone to invest in precious metals and Bitcoin. The crisis is just around the corner and the time is running out. The banking crisis is knocking on the door Large investors are selling bank shares and investing in precious metals mining. For
Although Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies are becoming more and more popular, many people are not sure if they have reasons to invest in them. In this article we discuss some reasons as to why you should not delay investing in Bitcoin and / or other cryptocurrencies. Reasons to buy Bitcoin has been with us for more
