By Bill Taylor, Contributor/Fintek Capital
We compare the price of Bitcoin, Ethereum, & Gold, using the CME Bitcoin Indexes (BRR & BRTI) and the CME Ethereum Indexes (ETH_RR_USD) & (ETH_RTI_USD) for reference.
12/2/18 Closing Prices: Bitcoin: $4,104.26 (-$48.44) Ether: $115.55 (-$1.46) Gold: $1,222 (-$2.00) DJIA: 25,338.84 (-27.59) S&P 500: 2,737.80 (-5.99) Nasdaq Comp: 7,273.08 (-18.51)
CME CF Bitcoin Reference Rate & CME CF Bitcoin Real Time Index CME ETH_RR_USD Ethereum Reference Rate & CME ETH_RTI_USD Ethereum Real Time IndexT
rading Summary Notes for Sunday, 12/2/2018
- Both BITCOIN and ETH give up some minor gains on Sunday, but both have a positive weekend.
- BITCOIN adds over $150 from Friday, ETH picks up $4.00
- The U.S. Fed Chairman’s “dovish” comments last week caused equity markets to spike. They certainly triggered a “risk on” stampede across all markets including BITCOIN and ETH
- There is "speculation" and "thoughts" that BITCOIN (Cryptos) rallied with the equity markets and thus there MAY be a correlation between the two. Maybe for a day or two, but there is NO correlation between cryptos and equities. Nice try
- NOTE: News of a "cease fire" in the trade tariffs between the US and China are not (so far) having any effect on the crypto markets this Sunday
- So…chase the upside movement, or buy the dip (if there is one…lol)? How about both? If you are bullish (I am) buy some BITCOIN here and add to it on a dip. Same for ETH. Average in…………stops at $3,250 and $105
- If (IF) that was a bottom ($3,600-$3,700 BTC) (($95-$100 ETH) there is usually, and should be, a re-test of those levels
- BITCOIN and ETH risk reward (long term…..NOT next week) seem quite positive.
- GOLD is holding up very well. Looks like a true lomg term bottom was put in just under $1,200
- A new long term move seems to have begun. Buying dips in GOLD is still the play
- Support at $1,195-$1,200……upside target remains $1,350 (yes, $1,350)
- Still long term bullish on BITCOIN, GOLD and ETH
CURRENT TRADING POSITION:
LONG GOLD
Bill Taylor is Managing Partner at Fintek Capital & a frequent contributor