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Cryptocurrencies "showing divergent strength versus equities near the end of 2021" could mean continued outperformance in 2022, said strategist Mike McGlone.

"It's hard to imagine that the bull market could continue going on at the rate it has been for the last 18 months," GMO's Ben Inker told Insider.

Big losses ahead for markets? Jeremy Grantham’s terrifying new forecasts MarketWatch 5 hrs ago BRETT ARENDSS ROI If you have a 401(k) and you’re of a nervous disposition, you probably don’t want to look at the chart above. Video: The three most ridiculous charts in the market (CNBC) The three most ridiculous charts in the market Replay Video UP NEXT Even by the standards of GMO, the super-cautious money management firm in Boston best known for its famous co-founder Jeremy Grantham, it�...

GMO When stocks crashed amid the dot-com bust, legendary investor Jeremy Grantham returned 80% to investors. Granthams right-hand man Ben Inker has revived the strategy to capitalize on current speculative bubbles. Inker breaks down why the bubbles are set to burst regardless of inflation and how hes playing it. In the early 2000s, investment firm Grantham, Mayo & van Otterloo — co-founded by legendary investor Jeremy Grantham — exploited the dot-com bubble by ...

Read more about European stocks edge higher despite tapering talk; cryptos bounce back on Business Standard. Bitcoin was up 9.5% at $40,265 having nearly slid though $30,000 on Wednesday and been almost at $65,000 just over a month ago

Stocks tick higher despite tapering talk; cryptos bounce after beating By Marc Jones Reuters LONDON (Reuters) - Europe’s stock markets saw a tentative rebound on Thursday and bitcoin bounced more than 10% after one of its spectacular smashes, though tapering talk from the U.S. Federal Reserve kept bond markets under pressure. After Wednesdays drama had seen the main cryptocurrencies shed almost a third of their value at one point and the STOXX 600 suffer one of its worst sell-offs of the ...

World stocks generally up but cryptos still under pressure Most Read Most Read Most Read Most Read Most Read Most Read Most Read Most Read Most Read Most Read World stocks generally up but cryptos still under pressure Cryptocurrencies bounce back slightly after their crash earlier in the week, as the dollar stalls on talk of support tapering off 20 May 2021 - 11:56 Marc Jones A worker shelters from the rain under a Union Flag umbrella as he passes the London Stock Exchange i...

* Dollar stalls after tapering talk lift, Wall Street seen subdued

precisely where we are in the market cycle? The challenge, according to Ben Inker, head of Asset Allocation at GMO is that the United States has never had these levels of monetary and fiscal stimulus at the same time. This gives low risk assets lower return expectations, but sends high risk assets soaring. There are obvious signs of froth — Gamestop, Bitcoin, Tesla, et. al., but even “small cap value” caught a bid. Inker believes we are clearly in an asset bubble, which he blames on Fed...

10 Tuesday AM Reads My Two-for-Tuesday morning • Biden and the Fed Leave 1970s Inflation Fears Behind After years of dire inflation predictions that failed to pan out, the people who run fiscal and monetary policy in Washington have decided the risk of “overheating” the economy is much lower than the risk of failing to heat it up enough. (New York Times) see also Stop Stressing About Inflation Inflation is periodic, driven by specific events; Deflation is consiste...