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$BTC the royal flush πŸ‘β€πŸ—¨

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BITSTAMP:BTCUSD   Bitcoin
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Anyways, our thoughts on Bitcoin $BTC have not changed since our last Bitcoin post. It is still in a bearish trend, and things could get much uglier if earnings this week are a bust. Tesla $TSLA and Netflix $NFLX are to report earnings this week which could impact the price of $BTC drastically. $TSLA, Apple $AAPL, and the S&P500 $SPY are mirror images of each other right now. None of them look bullish. Global economic shifts due to the Russian x Ukraine war are likely to dent the share prices of the companies that make up the majority of $SPY this season.

Must we also mention that there is supposedly a high-rate hike coming in May?
Or that Russia will likely use tactical nukes in Ukraine soon?

If Russia does use tactical nukes, we expect markets to fall-out temporarily. World War III talks will be the buzz that drives the markets down for the proceeding days or weeks until a resolution is found. Afterwards, the market will be on the receiving end of a relief rally.

These are simply our current thoughts and opinions, and they are subject to change...

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$NFLX is out of the game. It went -24% after releasing their earnings post-market.
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