Sentences with phrase «wild swings before»

Meanwhile, office REIT investors should remain strapped in for more potential wild swings before the ride calms.

Bitcoin, which began in 2009, has been through these sorts of wild swings before.

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But the wealthiest taxpayers have been a source of wild revenue swings in many states for long before that.

The wild swings happened just days before trading in bitcoin futures begins on a major U.S. exchange.

But on this score, let there be no doubt: If you invest in gold because you're looking to put your money in an asset that will protect your principal from losses and shield it from the kind of wild swings in value we see in stocks these days, it's just a matter of time before you will be disappointed.

In effect, hours before CBOE's launch of the futures contracts, the cryptocurrency market was jittery, as shown by the wild swings of Bitcoin's prices.

When Bitcoin had its bubble to $ 266 in April, the reason why the market bounced back and forth so wildly before settling down around $ 100 is that the stakes were so high; everyone knew that, if successful, Bitcoin's value can reach as high as $ 10,000 to $ 1 million, and the wild swings in prices represented people's varying estimations of the probability that Bitcoin will indeed see such a success.

Following the Bitcoin Cash fork, we saw a wild swing in the value of BCH, hitting a high of $ 400.00 before crashing down to around $ 200.00, but then rebounding back up to $ 400.00.

Forex markets are relatively quiet today, as the wild swings in the Dollar calmed down despite the still active Treasuries, as some traders already called it a week, reducing liquidity before the break.