Why Bitcoin and Ethereum will hit new highs in 6 months

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Today’s episode was featured live on RagingBull’s 360 WALL ST chatroom.

Investors should expect more volatility in the second half of 2023, especially as the Fed continues its battle against inflation. I break down several risk factors, some sentiment data that is a warning signal for investors and explain why even the mighty tech sector is showing signs of cracking.

But that doesn’t mean you have to stay on the sidelines of the market. I’m highlighting an area where I see a ton of opportunity and some big winners from one of our newsletters that still have huge upside potential.

Speaking of which, I’m running a special offer on our premium products and if you act fast, you might get a chance to talk to me directly.

As part of this live episode, I answer some questions from the RagingBull audience. The first concerns the Cardano (ADA) cryptocurrency. I explain the risks this project faces amid the SEC’s crypto crackdown and whether I think it will go higher from here.

Next, I give my prediction on which major asset manager will succeed in gaining SEC approval for a Bitcoin ETF and why it will be a major catalyst for crypto going forward.

And finally, I explain why I think Bitcoin and Ethereum will reach new highs over the next six months.

Inside this episode: Our first live show [0:30]Market risks over the next six months [3:55]Big Tech growth is slowing [12:00]Why I’m bullish on small caps [13:35]2 big winners with much more upside potential [15:35]A special offer on three of our premium products [32:00]Answers to your questions about Cardano and Ethereum [37:20]Frank Curzio, founder and CEO of Curzio Research, is one of Americas most respected stock market experts. His research is regularly featured in outlets such as CNBC Kudlow Report, The Call, CNN Radio, ABC News and Fox Business News. His podcast Wall Street Unplugged, ranked number 1 of the most listened to financial podcasts on iTunes, has been downloaded more than 12 million times.

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