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March 3, 2021
As of March 2, Bitcoin traded just below $49,000. The largest cryptocurrency previously topped $50,000 on its way to $1 trillion in market value.
There was a time when numbers like those for any digital asset were unthinkable. Some market observers believe the notorious cryptocurrency can eventually ascend to $100,000.
“Could Bitcoin surpass $100,000 by the end of the year? It depends on who you ask. Advocates of crypto are feeling very bullish at the moment and are confident that 2021 will be the year Bitcoin steps into limelight,” notes Giles Coghlan, Chief Currency Analyst, HYCM. Traditionalists are more skeptical and see cryptocurrencies as a risky and unpredictable asset.
March 3, 2021
Last week, equities tumbled as Treasury yields surged, but rising bond yields don’t always lead to long periods of under-performance for stocks.
What’s pivotal in this equation is for investors to assess why bond yields are rising in the first place, and whether the scenario boils down to one of two examples.
“The answer to that question depends on the reason why interest rates are rising. If it’s because real economic growth is picking up, that should be good for stocks through the earnings channel,” writes Talley Leger, Invesco senior investment strategist. “If it’s because inflation is getting out of control, that should be bad for stocks through the valuation channel. While I wouldn’t rule out an inflation ‘scare’ altogether, I believe such concerns may ultimately prove overblown. In my view, the selloff in stocks is simply a pause that refreshes, not a sinister change of trend.”