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Tuesday, December 8, 2020

Is there more market transparency than ever?

  Good evening loyal readers, and YouTube supporters. Followers of the blog, and The Gentlemen of Crypto, know that we're no fans of traditional banking, securities, or the financial instruments they offer. While that may be true, most of us learned business, finance or trading using traditional means before crypto came along. With that said, the author has recently begun studying traditional markets again, and because of that, has recently been viewing all your favorite stock channels. Among the programs are, CNBC, Yahoo Finance, and Bloomberg. The most shocking thing about all these programs is the unbelievable new level of pseudo transparency given by people like Jim Cramer and Jamie Dimon. Both of these men have been previously implicated in some form or market abuse, by their own admission. 

Jim Cramer was recorded describing dumping his own stock, and Jamie Dimon has bashed Bitcoin so bad, the price actually took a dive based on his negative sentiments. Jamie Dimon has also, paid fines for his part in The 2008 Housing and Financial Crisis. He paid for helping cause the crash with mortgages he didn't even own. That's how good he is at doing bad things. Most recently JP Morgan was fined for suppressing the Gold and Silver markets. Nonetheless, in recent episodes of various market programs, they have peeled back veil ever so slightly by discussing one of the most important factors of today's markets. You. One of the most influential parts of the mutant Raging Bull market has been access and volume by young retail investors. Jim Cramer, recently spoke to market sentiment, discussing how discerning new investors are. Particularly he spoke to Analyst Ratings by the likes of Moody's, Barron’s & Morning Star. Traders can't trust raters because they're paid to rate stocks. If you haven't already, please watch The Big Short, it gives most if not ALL of the details on how people like Jim Cramer, and Jamie Dimon helped cause the 2007-2008 Housing Bubble and Financial Crisis.


All in all, we'd never truly express full trust or support of the traditional markets, yet they are a necessary evil. Trading in more than one asset class, is a must when growing portfolios and protecting wealth. Stay tuned to this page for market insight, and updates in the crypto space. Also please check out the latest Gentlemen of Crypto episode. The show has truly been ahead of its time in terms of how Banks and Governments are in a constant reactionary position in terms of what Crypto is doing. Bitcoin Zay & King are visionaries, true experts in Market Psychology, tech savvy and plugged in to what’s happening today, so you can be ready for tomorrow. 

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