Three Top Ways to Trade the Bitcoin FOMO Rally

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Three Top Ways to Trade the Bitcoin FOMO Rally
by Ian Cooper

The Bitcoin rally is just getting underway.

In fact, after crossing the $50,000 threshold, Bitcoin could easily see higher highs.

According to analysts at Bernstein, “Bitcoin’s best days are yet to happen as the ETF-driven market fuels fears of missing out (FOMO). In this context, they believe BTC is well-placed to soar to new record highs.”

Helping, we’re seeing massive inflows into Bitcoin ETFs.

“Bitcoin’s price action was supported by last week’s strong inflows into spot bitcoin ETFs, attracting over $1.1 billion net fresh funds amid slowing outflows from incumbent funds such as Grayscale Bitcoin Trust (GBTC) and ProShares futures-based ETF (BITO),” said CoinDesk.com.

On top of that, we have the Bitcoin halving coming up.

“Initially, Bernstein forecasted a Bitcoin rally following its halving event. However, given the massive success of the ETF launch and the continuous inflow into ETFs, analysts now anticipate a Bitcoin rally before the halving event,” added CoinMarketCap.com.

With that, Bitcoin could easily see higher highs.

While you can always just trade Bitcoin, here are a few stocks rallying right along with it.

Marathon Digital (MARA)

Mining stocks, like Marathon Digital (MARA) are some of the best ways to trade Bitcoin. That’s because the higher BTC goes, mining stocks are sure to follow. After all, its earnings potential is based on how well Bitcoin is doing. Helping, the company now holds 15,741 BTC as of Jan. 31. Even better, MARA just reported a 58% jump in the number BTC produced in January 2024.

Stock Market Investments
by Joe Duffy

As one of the most widely held types of investments, stocks (or “equities” or “securities” or “shares”) are relatively easy to understand compared to other trading instruments. The primary purpose of the stock market is to assist in capital formation. Companies can either borrow money from bonds for expansion plans, acquisitions, research and development, or whatever they want to fund, or they can sell pieces of the corporation to shareholders, whether it’s an initial public offering (IPO) or an additional share offering.

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US stock market trading is regulated by the Securities and Exchange Commission. The Federal Reserve sets the minimum “margin” requirements.

Traders must put up a minimum of 50% of the price of the stock as a down payment to own the stock. The balance is borrowed from the brokerage firm, and traders pay interest on the loan.

Traders wanting to go short must draw from an inventory of stocks held by a brokerage firm.

Stock markets normally operate with a specialist system with market-makers responsible for making markets in specific stocks.

The supply of shares for a company is fixed.

Stocks can be held indefinitely. They do not expire.

Stocks usually have no limits on the movement of price or the size of positions, although there may be “curbs” on trading during volatile conditions.

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