Thursday, May 20, 2021

Elon Musk, Dogecoin and Bitcoin: Where We Go From Here

 
May 20, 2021
 
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The Commodities Sector Will Nosedive in May. Avoid These Stocks
Last week, we saw a heavy amount of bearishnish in the stock market and some deep selling in a lot of the names that have been getting crushed.

Technology, semiconductors, FAANG and stay-at-home stocks were among the names hit the hardest.

And we're about to witness the same thing this week... but with another sector of the market.

I have a good feeling the area of Wall Street that's been producing great returns lately will begin to show some vulnerability...

Guys, I'm talking about commodities-related stocks.
The Worst Commodity Stocks in May
 
Elon Musk, Dogecoin and Bitcoin: Where We Go From Here
If you don't follow the cryptocurrency market, you're missing out with all of the Elon Musk-Bitcoin news, which sent prices of the world's top crypto spiraling. You've also missed out on the Dogecoin trend...

Bitcoin is down over 20% the past week alone, ever since the Tesla CEO tweeted his company will no longer accept it as a form of payment for its cars.   

Musk hosted "Saturday Night Live" on May 8. And he's been pumping the Dogecoin trend for some time now. It shot up to 75 cents, but now is hovering around 37 cents.
Where Do We Go From Here?
 
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Divergence occurs when the stock price and another key indicator move in opposite directions on a chart. Divergence in technical analysis may signal a major positive or negative price move. Positive divergence occurs when the price of a security makes a new low while a key indicator such as RSI, Stochastic, or MACD starts to climb. Conversely, negative divergence is seen when the price makes a new high but the indicator being followed closes lower.
 
 
 
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