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Mon, 8 February 2021 | Written By: Neil Wilson Neil is chief market analyst for Markets.com and also writes for the Investors Chronicle as ‘The Trader’, with the daily market outlook published online each morning. Bitcoin surges on Tesla filing Bitcoin shot to a record high, clearing $43,000 after Tesla reported in an SEC filing that it has bought $1.5bn worth of the cryptocurrency and said it would begin accepting Bitcoin as a form of payment in the future. This is the kind of backing that can take Bitcoin through $50k. Once again it highli...

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Fri, 29 January 2021 | Written By: Neil Wilson Neil is chief market analyst for Markets.com and also writes for the Investors Chronicle as ‘The Trader’, with the daily market outlook published online each morning. Musk powers Bitcoin surge Bitcoin surged this morning as Elon Musk changed his Twitter bio to say simply #Bitcoin, later posting ‘In retrospect, it was inevitable’. Prices leapt from around $32,400 to touch on $38,000 in under an hour following the update, before retracing to trade around $36,500. We have seen this week the powe...

Are doing this. this latest story is a story which showed that they are hiding it behind a friend, a nonprofit. plus, ibm doing this. it's really disgraceful. i think we need to separate that from the other issues that are being looked at in terms of competition. >> harris: intellectual problem. >> steve: i think it's a national security strategic question. it should be complete the outlawed. there should be a legal sanction to prevent google and any other tech company from working with the chinese state, because as you mention, the state isn't just the government of the military. it's the ent...