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Week Ahead on Wall Street (SPX QQQ): Bitcoin bubbles over but equites survive and prosperANALYSIS |
5/21/2021 7:56:02 PM GMT
Bitcoin tumbles again as China intensifies crackdown
Equity markets fall modestly on Friday as big tech retreats but data remains supportive
Fed now flips from behind the curve to thinking about being ahead
A tumultuous week but not on Wall Street. Crypto, in particular Bitcoin, was the narrative spreading across trading screens this week and the crypto leader suffered a staggering fall on Wednesday. Bitcoin plummeted through several key support levels, most notably the 200-day moving average, before eventually finding some support around the $30,000 mark. Elon Musk attempted to calm fears over Tesla’s holding by using the diamond hands emoji to imply the electric vehicle company had not sold any of its holdings.
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