Global equities see some relief. Nasdaq led gains in New York, but not all stocks gain. Coinbase continues struggling as Bitcoin takes another hit from the US Treasury department this time.

Oatly, on the other hand, made a great debut in Nasdaq yesterday, as ESG investors wanted a take a sip from the delicious looking Oatly shares, but there are red flags that the actual valuation may be too overstretched, and competition doesn’t sleep.

In this episode, I talk about learnings from the last crypto-sell off and what could you do to better manage your cryptocurrency portfolio. Also, Nasdaq could rebound as price dips at underlying stocks look appetizing for long-term investors.

Bitcoin dives below $40K, Walmart earnings beat expectations and one Morgan Stanley analyst fly high on his price prediction.

Limited risk appetite, softer US dollar and cryptocurrency reshuffle are the major talking points. I talk about the difference between PoW and PoS, the implications for cryptocurrencies and also, the ‘Big Short’ going after Tesla.

Virus worries, inflation worries and environmental worries. The week starts on a mixed note, Bitcoin test important technical support. Here is what to expect from the Week Ahead.

In this episode, we discuss what we shall see in US inflation data, how the market could react and what you could do to take advantage of the current fear environment.

Inflation worries take a toll on tech stocks before Wednesday’s inflation data. Why inflation matters, and what matters more than inflation?

Weak US jobs boosted risk appetite ahead of Wednesday’s inflation report. Biontech, Disney to announce earnings. Gold, oil progress.

US jobs data could confirm a substantial progress, the Fed thinks that valuations are overstreteched, and investors are waiting for Elon Musk on Saturday Night Live to send the Doge to the moon.

Reflation gives support to USD ahead of Friday’s jobs data, EURUSD slips below 1.20 and nears a death-cross formation, GBPUSD steady below 1.40 before the BoE decision. Will the BoE dare bringing the taper talk on the table?