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    Morgan Stanley sagt, es sei Erntezeit, da Bitcoin in die „Herbstsaison“ eintritt

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    1. coinfeeds-bot on

      tldr; Morgan Stanley strategists suggest that Bitcoin has entered the ‚fall season‘ of its four-year cycle, a period historically associated with harvesting gains before a potential downturn or ‚crypto winter.‘ They recommend investors consider taking profits during this phase. Despite Bitcoin’s recent dip below its 365-day moving average, which some analysts view as a bearish signal, institutional interest in Bitcoin as a digital asset and hedge against inflation continues to grow, supported by ETFs and regulatory advancements.

      *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

    2. StellaNova79 on

      These are all the same people that just a few years ago said it was worthless or would be worthless, then they got on board, and now they claim to be experts and know what’s going to happen. Like all stocks and markets, at the end of the day nobody knows, But it’s very very likely that bitcoin is here to stay and will only continue to appreciate.

    3. Advanced-Summer1572 on

      Talk about „burying the lead“…(An old newspaper term for presenting the result before presenting the situation in general)…

      This post starts by talking about analysts advising, I GUESS…RETAIL INVESTORS , to take profits based on possible dips. It goes on to say that the „stagnation“(?) of capital inflows vs outflows, is relevant…it is not, it is a constant in commerce and investing.

      The article ends by admitting that Institutional Investors are not or cannot do any of this because of the nature of being a large investor. Admitting that they have rules in place as to making knee jerk decisions. The point being that responsible investment strategies are anchored in being deliberative and „long“ in their business model/ investment strategies.

      Smh.

      They could have led with that. Back to work. LOL. ..it is your money, do your research. Know why you invested and build a common sense approach to accepting unverified advice.

      HODL

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