After this weekend’s flash-crash, Bitcoin rose for the third day. Chart watchers suggest that the rally could push the largest cryptocurrency to $55,000.
Flash Crash: Bitcoin Continues Recovery as Bulls Eye $55,000
Should OPEC and the entire energy sector be thanking Saudi Arabia for rescuing the oil price
According to Robert Yawger (executive director of Energy Futures at Mizuho Securities), OPEC and the entire energy sector should be thanking Saudi Arabia in a Bloomberg TV interview.
Electric-vehicle firm Rivian could seek $70 bln valuation in IPO – Bloomberg News
Electric-truck startup Rivian Automotive Inc could target a valuation of about $70 billion in its potential public listing later this year, Bloomberg News reported on Friday.
Tesla market value crosses $800 billion for the first time
(Reuters) – Shares of Tesla Inc jumped as much as 5.6% on Friday, pushing the electric-car maker’s market capitalization to more than $800 billion for the first time ever and
Share Talk Weekly Stock Market News, 19th July 2020
Share Talk highlighted nine, yes nine new company “52-wk high” across our social media platforms, who said private/retail investors do not like the small micro-cap space.
Atlantic Capital Markets – Week Ahead 13th – 17th July
Our pick of the top macro data points and companies reporting this week. Those in bold are discussed in more depth below.
Ben Robson – The week of 5th-9th August 2019
The market got its 25 basis-point US interest rate cut! And then it got a somewhat confusing speech from Fed Chair Powell implying to many that it is a “one
Ben Robson – The Week of 29th April- 3 rd May 2019
Bloomberg reports that hedge funds are accumulating large short positions in the CBOE Volatility Index or VIX at “rates not seen in at least 15 years!”
CRYPTO WEEKLY 29th May 2018 The Market Updates
THE MARKETS BTC: $7,118.56 | -$1,075.05 (-13.12%) since last week ETH: $523.95 | -$158.46 (-23.23%) since last week LTC: $112.13 | -$20.33 (-15.35%) since last week
WeWork documents reveal it owes $18 billion in rent as it seeks more funding
Work CEO Adam Neumann. The office-leasing startup WeWork plans to raise more funding through a $500 million bond sale, according to the Financial Times. It’s the first time the company
