#marketcorrection

Aljif7's Blog Wednesday 17, 2025 AREA: Finance Hong Kong Stock Market is closed with some positive move for Hang Seng Index. It closed at 25,468 points this Wednesday 17 December. It looks difficult HSi

Since the daily swing top yesterday Bitcoin had a precipitous fall of 27.21% to this mornings low of 41,967.50 before climbing some 5,000+ points to the present price at the time of this article. Listening

Photo Source No, we are not facing that dreaded Market Crash. In traditional finance, a crash is commonly associated with an over 10% drop in asset prices in a single day. But rather, the current situation

In today's episode of Saturday Shorts, I go over my philosophy of trying to find a perfect stock. If you like my content please be sure to comment and interact with me! -Scott Dividend Grinder

Here is the latest video I put on my youtube channel (Dividend Grinder). Investors can tend to panic when seeing major corrections. This either means they are choosing too aggressive portfolios for the

Today's words of comfort : Your thoughts? Other pep talks that were posted today on SteemIt: @boxmining's ... Daily Irrational Fear?? @tradewonk's ... Good Things to Learn From Bitcoin Bleeding

That is a good big picture perspective on matters! Question to the audience: What else can be added to the list? Also, I would recommend watching @Crypt0's recent interview with Cliff High here. You can

Here I'm saying it live on my page! bitcoin has undergone a major correction some might say over correction but I think the bottom is here The crypto market has been very hot for the last few months with

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In wake of today's Crypto Currency Market Correction, I have seen a lot investors panic. Here's my take: If you hold investments in good cryptocurrencies poised with growth because of completed projects,

I need a safe place to park until after the correction... any thoughts?

What's Up & What's Down I see so many people panic and fuss about what they call "down days", "red days", and "blood baths". These terms refer to days of naturally occurring

Gerald Celente from Trends Journal has an interesting insight on the next market correction.