By Tony Sagami On May 21, 201808:55 AM Eastern
If you were working for one of the most profitable investment banks in the world and got a big fat raise, you’d probably be jumping for joy.
Not Chris Matta, a freshly appointed vice president...
By Juan M. Villaverde On May 17, 201804:25 PM Eastern
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Correction Warnings
Several weeks ago, I...
By The Weiss Ratings Team On May 17, 201804:15 PM Eastern
By Juan M. Villaverde On May 16, 201808:55 AM Eastern
Why would anyone want to use crypto? Traditional money and banking work just fine, don’t they?
In the world’s most advanced countries, yes. At least most of the time.
But in countries that...
By Tony Sagami On May 14, 201808:55 AM Eastern
Juan Villaverde hit the nail on the head a couple of weeks ago: He said a Bitcoin correction was due by mid-May, give or take a few days. And sure enough, it’s here.
The correction, he writes,...
By Juan M. Villaverde On May 11, 201803:32 PM Eastern
Just yesterday, I warned you of an imminent correction in Bitcoin.
My model had been forecasting an 80-day cycle top around May 15, and I stressed that day was fast approaching,
A second...
By Juan M. Villaverde On May 11, 201808:55 AM Eastern
I’ve had it. I’m tired of the nonsense we keep hearing that crypto has “no intrinsic value” because it’s created “out of thin air” or is “not backed by anything.”
It wouldn’t irk me so much if...
By Juan M. Villaverde On May 10, 201805:40 PM Eastern
I just completed a quick, 7-minute video conference with our founder, Martin Weiss.
We talked briefly about a new coin we’ve just initiated coverage on: Ontology.
He grilled me on the near-...
By The Weiss Ratings Team On May 10, 201803:55 PM Eastern
By Juan M. Villaverde On May 9, 201808:55 AM Eastern
With geopolitical crisis on the horizon, the economies of the world have a problem: They’re too reliant on an ever-growing pile of debt, both private and public.
In 2008, it was the private debt...