The Ten Rules of Bitcoin Investing: No. 4
- Tom Lee's First 5 Bitcoin (Replay)
- The Ten Rules of Bitcoin Investing: No. 1
- The Ten Rules of Bitcoin Investing: No. 2
- The Ten Rules of Bitcoin Investing: No. 3
- The Ten Rules of Bitcoin Investing: No. 5
(FSInsight.com’s head of research Tom Lee revealed the first five of his ten rules of Bitcoin investing on April 23, 2020 and gave an updated outlook for the remainder of the year. The final five of ten rules will be published later this year. The webinar is available on the website and the following is a condensed version of his comments. This is the third in a series of 10 scheduled reports, one for each of his rules. Stay tuned for the next one.)
The Ten Rules of Bitcoin Investing: Rule No. 4
Bitcoin performs best when S&P 500 Index is performing strongly
If you have read the first three parts of this series, you’d know that the U.S. is going to be very important in the continued development of Bitcoin and crypto currencies; that the Bitcoin Misery index is a proprietary FSI tool that has been a good way to evaluate how investors feel about Bitcoin’s price action; and that Bitcoin’s 200-day moving average (dma), and the halvening, which took place May 11, are important factors to consider.
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