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My Firm called the Bitcoin’s Bottom; Here is Where the Price Goes Next
Bitcoin is susceptible to a noisy, bifurcation between bulls and bears with extreme statements, such as: “Bitcoin will go to a $1 million” or “Bitcoin is a ponzi scheme and will go to $0.” The truth is that Bitcoin has risen 7,000% in the past 10 years and smashed every record in equities in the past 15 years. Yet, it has also weathered multiple 70%+ drawdowns, but then against all odds, is capable of a full recovery within 3.5 years -- every time. Our firm offers a rare, yet valuable roadmap for this volatile asset. Not only did we call the Bitcoin bottom at $15,500, but we also called the previous Bitcoin top at the $58,000 range. If you look at this rationally, it only makes sense to try and participate in this asset while limiting the downside. Most especially, if you can buy at the bottom, which is exactly what we set our readers up to do in 2023.
Palantir, Three Other Cloud Stocks Poised For An Acceleration In 2024
Cloud stocks have been a mixed bag for investors heading into the end of the year, as a handful of names — Confluent, Sprinklr, HashiCorp, Bill, Paycom — plunged following their earnings reports with growth set to slow, while others — Datadog, Elastic, Salesforce – soared on renewed optimism about AI prospects.
Tesla’s China Market Share Continues To Slide
Tesla’s China struggles are persisting, as the American OEM saw its monthly sales decline substantially year-over-year in November, continuing a string of weak growth that began in August.
The Strongest Cybersecurity Stocks In Q3
Cybersecurity stocks have performed well in 2023, rising about +26.5% YTD, with the security backdrop boosted by an increase in data breaches and ransomware.
Nvidia’s Fiscal Q3 Earnings Preview: The Pressure Is On
Nvidia has surged this year with 241% gains YTD, which has more than doubled the returns of the FAANGs. This is no small feat considering it’s widely understood Big Tech is holding up the broader market. Valuations are stretched and leadership is only narrowing; to say there’s pressure going into Nvidia’s report this evening is an understatement.
Apple’s Services Growth Flywheel Continues To Strengthen
Apple’s Services segment was one of the brightest spots in a relatively in-line earnings report at the beginning of November, topping an $85 billion run rate as growth jumped back to the high double-digits after a string of single-digit growth.
Tesla Sells 33% Of Vehicles Below Average Cost, BYD Pulls Ahead
BYD more than doubled Tesla’s China sales in October as Tesla’s sales slipped on a month-over-month basis, while NEV startups showed strong sales numbers across the board. China’s new energy vehicle (NEV) industry continues to exhibit solid momentum, with September seeing NEV sales rise about +22% YoY and October estimated to see around +34% YoY growth.
Solar Stocks Still Searching For A Bottom
Solar is arguably one of the market’s most sold-off industries at the moment, with the Invesco Solar ETF falling more than 42% YTD as the industry struggles to find growth in a high-rate environment. With implied Fed funds futures suggesting interest rates will remain above 5% through Q2 2024 before slowly dropping to the 3.75% range by year-end 2025, the industry is still facing a high-rate environment with more possible adverse demand effects for multiple quarters ahead.
