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Stocks and bitcoin are running on fumes and FOMO - but here's how the market can steer clear of a selloff
As Washington grapples with a government shutdown and markets remain surprisingly calm, one veteran market technician says investors shouldn't get too comfortable. Jeffrey Bierman, chief market technician at TheoTrade.com and an adjunct professor of finance at Loyola University Chicago, warns that the U.S. stock market could face a correction as early as this month - one that could last through the end of the year. In this recent interview, edited for length and clarity, Bierman said he expects bitcoin's next move to rattle equities and advised investors on what to do now to prepare. Bierman: Investors have been ... (full story)
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