Quote from: Ronaldcoin2017 on September 12, 2018, 01:50:11 AM

Quote from: Titus Maximus on September 12, 2018, 12:55:46 AM

Quote from: eaglewhite80 on September 08, 2018, 06:06:37 AM

Maybe and just maybe with the ETF approval, we might see investors rushing into the market in the case where stocks dives into the horrific zone. For now, there may still be a lot of skepticism when it comes to the crypto market and I am sure other physical assets would be the target in that case. I believe in the long run, this would surely be one other well known spot or safe haven for investors but we ain't there yet.

I am sure there is a reason that so many financial institutions are pressing to get ETFs approved. The stock market has been in one of the longest bull markets in history and many experts believe we will see stock market correction. The reason why it has lasted so long is also rooted in the monetary policies, quantitative easing, record creation of depth. At some point this must fall apart. Financial institutions need to find alternative assets if that scenario comes to play. The question is if a stock market crash will lead a lot of investors to move to crypto or rather traditional assets as gold and other precious metals.

Maybe many investors well get attracted on the current price of crypto today, because we experience a huge pump last December 2017 so then of we are going to put basis on that price before we can maybe say that many investors will go to buy on it today for good. We can maybe. Say that bitcoin will soon rise and we can get a profit on it. I believe that many investors are now being attract on the price.

Yes that makes sense, we are sometimes biased to believe that everyone in crypto is desperate or on the verge of loosing hope of a recovery as most people got burned. But this is only true for the ones that came late and did not take profits. At the same time new investors are waiting on the sidelines and to enter the market. The ban of social media and Google limited the access to new audiences but institutional investors do not care about these things.