Bitcoin Halvening and The Future of Crypto: What to Do on Tuesday
On Tuesday, bitcoin — the controversial and much debated cryptocurrency — is about to see its third ‘halvening’. It’s a big event, but not for the reasons you might think…
On Tuesday, bitcoin — the controversial and much debated cryptocurrency — is about to see its third ‘halvening’. It’s a big event, but not for the reasons you might think…
By Sam Volkering,
The legacy financial system doesn’t want you to make money. You, me, and most people out there simply aren’t supposed to make money. Not according to those in control. Not real money…
By Sam Volkering,
The best performing asset you could have held in 2020 so far is bitcoin. At the time of his tweet, Bitcoin was 16% higher year-to-date. That’s more than gold, and miles more than stocks, real estate, corporate bonds, commodities — and a different universe to oil….
By Sam Volkering,
It’s now an economic crisis caused by political ineptitude and mainstream media hysteria. This creates pockets of opportunities. But it also creates pits of disaster. Steer clear of these stocks when the COVID-19 lockdown ends…
By Sam Volkering,
The Australian government decided to drive the economy into complete standstill, then provide some of the biggest economic stimulus packages ever seen, to stave off the biggest downturn since the Great Depression, that they forced on Australians…
By Sam Volkering,
In market crashes sometimes the best opportunities can be found. Should things click back into place post-crisis, where might there be bargains right now? I’m looking at every single stock that exists in these sectors as potential opportunities..
By Sam Volkering,
Now if you were to look at most global markets in the last week, you’d think the way out of this mess was jam-packed opportunity. And to a certain degree, I agree. However, you must approach markets right now with great caution.
By Sam Volkering,
I’m trying figure out exactly when we really hit the depths of economic ruin. As it stands the Aussie economy dodged the recession bullet in 2019, albeit barely. And there’s a pretty good chance that 2020 would have led to an economic recession in Australia even without the coronavirus…
By Sam Volkering,
We need to consider what impact the restriction of human movement and economic shutdowns really has. That’s because it’s pretty likely that again in our lifetime, we’ll have to deal with another pandemic. This isn’t the first one we’ve had to deal with.
By Sam Volkering,
As Vern notes, there’s fundamental economic change afoot. How this all shakes out is going to have immediate impact on global industry, but it’s also going to drastically change the future that we thought was coming.
By Sam Volkering,
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