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The bitcoin sell-off could get worse before it gets better, according to analysts who look only at price charts.

Wall Street technical analysts expect equities to see a tactical bounce after recent declines. The S&P 500 is coming off its worst week in more than a year.

The S&P 500 futures chart has shown a similar trend three times in the past eight sessions.

Bitcoin's all-time high is in clear view after the cryptocurrency surpassed $57,000 on Tuesday.

A big week of earnings, economic reports and an FOMC meeting has the potential to roil markets that are already flashing some signs of exhaustion.

Technical analysts take the milestone as a bullish development for equities even amid lingering concerns of slowing economic growth.

Some closely watched momentum indicators and a bullish overall chart suggest popular AI chipmaker Advanced Micro Devices may be headed for new highs.

Bitcoin on Friday erased all of its gains from an otherwise victorious week after the first spot bitcoin ETFs were cleared to begin trading in the U.S.

Wall Street economists and market strategists entered 2023 expecting a recession and predicting unusually weak returns for stocks.

One view generally accepted on Wall Street is that the market rally will broaden further in 2024, though investors differ on which parts will lead.