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(S & P 500 Comparison Now to 1987) I see many comparisons to the 1987 flash crash. The signs are visible everywhere. Some headlines include: Supply Chains Broken Possible China Bankruptcy US Civil War Looming Tether Likely Backed By Chinese Commercial Paper And more I wouldn't mind if Crypto took a 90% haircut to weed out the malinvestment. It has happened before and will happen again. Trading is hard, don't you think? Bitcoin has died “402” times. And many Crypto projects will die if we do get the “haircut”. The markets are full of fraud. As a result, people will suffer. If you need more evidence of this, search for “Reddit Mental Health”. We are now in a bear market. When the big crash happens, it will be fast thanks to high frequency traders. Your stop loss won't work. You will take on excess stress and insomnia. It's time to get out now. Stagflation is happening before your eyes. Maybe participating in these markets was a bad idea. Idiot traders bought the dip.

You wake up today and check the news to find out that the stock market has crashed 40% overnight. We haven’t had a financial crisis since 2008. But guess what? Nothing has changed since then. Banks take on the same or more risk than they did back then. There are more derivatives outstanding than ever. The global economy is even more complex. I just checked recently and the 90 day S&P average returns are approximately -12%. Is this the start of something ugly? Many experts think the gains in the stock market have already been taken. This information makes me go full contrarian and buy crypto as a non-toxic asset. It literally acts as a hedge against the fall in traditional asset classes. My personal favorite right now is Bitcoin Cash (BCH) which has outperformed all major crypto coins and tokens recently. What is it going to take for people to jump into crypto? I talk to a lot of Americans and many are unwilling to make the switch to crypto because they haven’t experienced en

The world was taken by surprise this past week when BTC surged above $8000 for the first time in weeks. On 4/12/18, BTC shot up an incredible $1000 in only 30 minutes, one of the fastest price increases ever recorded in such a timeframe. Currently, the price hovers just under 8k, and the crypto space is on fire with speculation that the long bear market is finally over. But are we really out of the woods? Let’s examine what may have caused this recent spike, and determine whether it’s time to pop the champagne and celebrate, or if this all just a mirage before yet another drop. First, what happened on 4/12? There are a couple different theories about what triggered this. In no particular order, they include: Institutional money getting in on the game: world renowned firms like Soros Fund Management have announced this past week that it will begin trading cryptocurrencies, in spite of Soros himself dismissing cryptocurrencies are recently as January. Venrock (the venture ca

Vinny Lingham called the crypto bottom - https://twitter.com/VinnyLingham/status/975381719238004737 In my opinion the bear market is largely over. In a near future article, I will write about my new positions, including 2 new positions I took today. Bitcoin bull Tom Lee says alt-coin bear market largely over. You can read the article on Bloomberg now - https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2018-03-20/bitcoin-bull-tom-lee-says-alt-coin-bear-market-is-largely-over I think things are going to start getting very exciting in Crypto Valley very soon! Stay tuned!

Warren Buffett: #Cryptocurrencies Will Come to a 'Bad Ending' https://t.co/GfLUQKWFne via @CoinDesk — Jared Schlar (@jaredsc) January 11, 2018 Personally, I don't think Warren Buffett understands what a "cryptocurrency" is. He is clearly threatened by them the same way that Jaime Dimon is. I don't think time will favor him in this case and he is definitely not open to new ways of conducting business including lucrative new business models. Berkshire Hathaway will have to hire an even younger CEO to keep up. Good luck to him.