As Warning Signs Point to Shaky Global Markets: Will 2022 be the year of cryptocurrencies?

Tony Saliba & Jeffry Turmire answer all your questions.

December 30, 2021: Warning signs point to shaky global markets. Will 2022 be the year of cryptocurrencies? Tony Saliba and Jeffry Turnmire are here to share the ultimate cryptocurrency primer — excellent for beginners through advanced. In this special New Year's Eve Ask The Pros session, find out in short order why cryptos are: Unaffected by government manipulation, Yet correlated and indicative of other markets, Subject to the same technical indicators, Easier to trade than you think, and Tradable 24/7, making them the ultimate best hedge ever. For example, take a look Investing.com where you can see live markets. It's a great place to get a feel for the cryptocurrencies. The snapshots below were taken during the night. Market future indices are on the left, cryptocurrencies are on the right.

Tradable up and down, just like the indices, crypto's remain highly active while the US indices take a rest. The chart of Bitcoin below reveals that regular technical analysis applies.

Whether you're just getting started with crypto... or have been trading them for years... Their crypto primer is sure to have something for everyone. Click to join Tony & Jeffry as they discuss the ins and outs of cryptos

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