Graham Stephan: Market correction — not judged: the rule reads only the US stock market in general

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media begins talking about something, that tends to mark the peak attention right before a sell-off. Take the example of January 30th, 2021 when SNL created a skit around GameStop and then shortly after the price plummets. Or the mention of Dogecoin on May 9th, where the price peaked shortly before the episode aired and then crashed right after it was done. Now, even though SNL could very well be the kiss of death, I think instead it represents the thinking that by the time big media knows about it, momentum is already beginning to settle down. And even though we might not have hit the peak yet, most likely there will be a sell-off at some point. And fifth, the White House has been talking about issuing an executive order to oversee and regulate cryptocurrency related activities that would absolutely have an impact on the entire market. They say that regulators have expressed concerns about the lack of investor protections and possible risks to financial stability as the market has ballooned to more than $2 trillion. This also includes regulation across stable coins and lending platforms which until now have operated without much in their way. Now, even though there are quite a few projects

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