CNBC: Forget About Dow, Bitcoin to Reach $1,000
Recently, analysts at CNBC stated that Bitcoin will most likely reach its $1,000 milestone before the Dow surpasses 20,000 - and CNBC looks likely to be accurate once more. The Dow Jones Industrial Average is set to reach 20,000 points, which is considered by investors and the Wall Street as a major milestone. In the beginning of 2016, the Dow opened at around 17,150 points. Throughout the year the Dow continued to increase but in the final months, it stumbled, failing to cross the 20,000 mark. The Dow declined further as the new year approached, dropping by another 57 points over the past....
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