Bitcoin is on one step from long dramatic selloff imho.
Global stocks are about to crash. This monopoly game is almost over and all money and property will be returned back to the box.
Doom and gloom, baby. Doom and gloom.
The problem with predictions like that is they're almost impossible to falsify... "dramatic selloff" implies a real crash. A new capitulation low. Say, going back to $300, maybe even lower.
Or maybe not. Let's say price is going down another leg, hitting $500, maybe even high $400s. The prediction will "sound" right as well afterwards, or at least some will claim it does (while I would hardly call it "dramatic").
Same for the stock markets. "About to crash", or "entering a longer bear market"? The two are not the same, but a vague enough statement can afterwards be claimed to have "predicted" it.
Good kings all around. Luc has been prescient several times before and we should give him props for that.
In addition, it doesn't take a rocker scientist to suggest stocks are way overbought.
And it's entirely possible that if the stock market goes down I a big way that bitcoin could too - although there is no real historical precedent got this.However, we also should consider, reading over Lucs most recent posts, that there is a certain amount of regional
stress he is currently over involving where he resides.
This may be causing him to have a less than well rounded and objective view of the current world financial markets.It seems like doom and bloomers have been around forever and they, for several reasons, will always be.
These are my thoughts also about the case of lucs recent post. But I disagree on one thing, It's rocket scientist, not rocker.