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Nvidia shares could soon plunge just like 17th-century tulips and 1990s dot-com companies did, according to Rebellion Research.
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These days, the stock market seems to fluctuate due to animal spirits, characterized by impulsive behavior. In particular, stocks related to secondary batteries are experiencing significant fluctuations of 10-20 percent per day. With record high levels of short selling and credit loan balances for these stocks, the volatility is becoming worrisome.
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"We're living in history through something that's as bizarre as tulipmania. And everybody's just like, 'It's fine,'" says Phil Toews.
Why the low number of crypto-based lenders on the market? Towards the end of 2017, the world witnessed explosive growth in cryptocurrency trading. What was once considered an obscure investment opportunity soon became the go-to selection for traders and investors everywhere? Bitcoin (BTC) ballooned to $20,000 per unit before retreating sharply to its current levels around $7,000 per unit. The value of the cryptocurrency market defied gravity, driving tens of thousands of traders to this burgeoning new paradigm. However, as with the Tulip Bubble in the 1600s, the mania was short-lived. The ...