Bitcoin, Cryptocurrencies Collapse On China, South Korea Jitters: ‘They Should Be Prepared To Lose All Their Money’
“…there is irrational speculation in cryptocurrency and rational regulation are needed to curb it.”
“…there is irrational speculation in cryptocurrency and rational regulation are needed to curb it.”
Celebrate “diversity”.
All good things…
As one derivatives trader we spoke with back in November put it, “almost everyone needs an exchange.” When you shutter these exchanges or worse, if governments were to make convertibility into dollars, yen, euros (or whatever) illegal, this whole thing would go “poof!” overnight.
Gee Steve, what happened to having your “hands on your guns?” What happened to “loving a good gunfight”?Â
It was back to work on Tuesday as investors, analysts, and pundits alike drug their tired asses back to the desk after the holiday break.
“Restocking.” Figuratively and literally.
You wouldn’t know it from looking at any market-based measures of volatility, but 2017 was a hugely consequential year. I assume that goes without saying.Â
As you can see, things really accelerated on Friday, which is the day the company made the following announcement…
“The basic idea is to transition the discussion of an issue that threatens one’s tribe from a substantive one to a discussion of relative credibility.”
One small step…
Ok, we’re going to talk about China again because as we noted on Friday, you really should be watching the situation over there closely.
It’s Friday.
“Maybe if I tweet about it enough”…
Not exactly “exhilarating.”
“Luck, prosperity, and wealth.”
“…this is very bad news for the stock market.”
More records.
If U.S. shares needed an excuse to rally, they’ve got it.
“Sins of the father.”
“…the nagging fear that the boy who cried wolf was only telling the truth when everyone had learnt to ignore him.”
Buckle up.
“Be careful, it bites back.”
Nobody strike a match.
Thursday is now the “big day.”
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