Things look super bearish in the equity markets. Will we go green for at least one quarter this year? There are some important technical support levels on the horizon so there could be some relief possibly in the next quarter. But I doubt any relief will happen unless there is some sort of improvements with either inflation, the Russian war, the Euro energy crisis, or if the Fed relaxes its quantitative tightening temporarily.
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Most people agree that we can't spot the top or the bottom but it seems like we may have already seen the bottom. Retailers and other companies like chip makers are talking about an inventory glut. Energy and commodities are going back down. Gas prices are unlikely to go higher unless Russia has a major escalation.
It seems like that all adds up to having already seen peak inflation, which means the Fed can moderate, and the economy can continue to grow, i.e. there may be a...

Times are tough in the risky world of crypto lending.
Before the market began to freeze over, Craig Bowman estimates he was making the equivalent of 25,000% annually by lending out his crypto holdings. Now, he says, his returns have collapsed – yet he’s pressing on anyway.
While most investors who bet on crypto own Bitcoin, Ether or ETFs, Bowman is part of a vast network around the world that have used their crypto assets to earn o...

The Economic Daily report says the west is to blame for creating a highly-leveraged market that is “full of manipulation and pseudo-technology concepts,” which it said was an “important external factor” which contributes to Bitcoin’s volatility.
“Bitcoin is nothing more than a string of digital codes, and its returns mainly come from buying low and selling high,” said the newspaper:“In the future, once investors’ confidence c...