Wall Street shows a moderate upward trend this Tuesday, as the United States holds its breath for the midterm elections that could reshape the political and economic landscape of the country.
The drop of the S&P 500 triggers massive Bitcoin liquidations! The market could collapse by 75%.
The stock market is soaring again, with a string of all-time highs. Will bitcoin follow suit?
Bitcoin could plunge below $50,000 as the US economy collapses. The 10x Research report sounds the alarm.
The Paris stock exchange begins the week with a gloomy note. It fell by nearly 0.4% this Monday morning. This slight decline is part of a tense context, marked by a flood of upcoming quarterly results and persistent questions about the health of the global economy.
The recent drop in Bitcoin could foreshadow a summer correction in the US stock market, according to analysts at Stifel. While the cryptocurrency struggles to regain its March highs, experts are questioning the implications for the S&P 500 index, a key gauge of the US economy.
Despite massive losses, MicroStrategy is still investing in Bitcoin. Why this bold decision? Crypto analysis.
The contagion effect between US stocks and Bitcoin is likely to cause further ripples. The recent drop in the S&P 500's performance below its 50-day moving average is already leading to growing nervousness among investors, which could have repercussions on the crypto market. How will this development affect Bitcoin? This article examines the potential impact of the S&P 500's fluctuation on the flagship cryptocurrency.
It is traditionally accepted that Bitcoin (BTC) maintains a relationship with the stock market in terms of movement. If this link remains, a crypto expert reveals that it is not as strong as commonly believed. He especially notes that Bitcoin's correlation with the S&P 500 is now negative.
Stock Market: Alphabet and Amazon Could Follow Meta's Lead and Announce Their First Dividends This Year, According to Goldman Sachs.
The leading index of the American stock exchange, the S&P 500, hit a historic record in early 2024, surpassing the symbolic milestone of 5000 points.
The S&P 500 lost $500 billion in just 5 minutes, after Powell declared that a rate cut by the Fed is unlikely.
S&P 500 toward 5,000, Bitcoin in precarious balance: the great show of the American financial market.
Financial markets remain dependent on liquidity. While indices have regained significant valuation, markets are betting on a relaxation of interest rates.
Volatility is a peculiar topic in the world of finance, and even more so in the world of cryptocurrencies. Indeed, volatility can be analyzed from two perspectives. On one hand, it allows us to measure the likely variations of an asset and, in some cases, anticipate its movements. On the other hand, the overall volatility of assets reveals which ones truly benefit from periods of tension. In this article, we will focus on a historical volatility approach.