Bitcoin at 140 THOUSAND? It will never reach that and I will explain it to you, I will draw it, i...
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📈 Bitcoin at 140 THOUSAND dollars? This prediction is circulating around, but in this video I'm going to show you why this number could just be an illusion!"
Using real technical analysis, without guesswork, I'm going to draw on the chart, step by step, what the price of BTC needs to do to even come close to this level — and why, in practice, this may never happen in the short to medium term.
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John Maynard Keynes was a British economist born in 1883, widely considered one of the most influential of the 20th century. His best-known work, The General Theory of Employment, Interest and Money (1936), challenged the foundations of classical economic thought by showing that markets do not perfectly self-regulate. During the Great Depression, Keynes argued that the government should intervene in the economy, stimulating demand through public spending to combat unemployment and recession — an idea that gave rise to the so-called Keynesianism. In addition to macroeconomic theory, he also had an impact on financial markets, being an investor attentive to human emotions and expectations, and a critic of blind belief in intrinsic value in the short term. His vision has shaped the economic policies of several countries to this day.
Benjamin Graham was an American economist, investor and professor, widely recognized as the father of value investing. Born in 1894, Graham revolutionized the financial market by introducing rational and analytical methods to evaluate stocks, prioritizing the safety and intrinsic value of assets. His most famous book, The Intelligent Investor (1949), became a classic of financial literature and influenced generations of investors, including Warren Buffett, his most famous student. Graham argued that investors should focus on the real value of a company, and not just its market price, creating the basis for conscious and long-term investment.
Adam Smith (1723–1790) was a Scottish philosopher and economist considered the father of modern economics and Capitalism. His best-known work is "The Wealth of Nations" (1776), where he defends fundamental ideas of capitalism, such as:
Invisible hand: the market regulates itself through the individual search for profit;
Rational self-interest: people act for their own benefit, but this can generate collective benefits;
Free market: less government intervention in economic affairs;
Division of labor: increases productivity and efficiency.
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Editor: Fernando J.C Scomação