How Bitcoin Could Strengthen From A 10% Correction In The Stock Market

How Bitcoin Could Strengthen From A 10% Correction In The Stock Market

The party across global market might be coming to an end with Bitcoin positioned to be one of the assets with the potential to come on top. The shift in the U.S. Federal Reserve monetary policy will ripple across the stock market as interest rates spike and they reverse their asset purchase program. Related Reading | TA: Bitcoin Reaches Key Juncture, Why Recovery Won’t Be Easy At least, that’s how Mike McGlone, Senior Commodity Strategist for Bloomberg Intelligence views it. In a recent interview with Scott Melker’s “The Wolf Of All Streets” podcast, McGlone talked about Bitcoin as a....


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