Tom Lee Thinks $50K Closer Than Most People Think

Tom Lee partner and lead analysis at Fundstrat Global Advisors thinks that after recovering to $12,000 the leading cryptocurrency in the world by market capitalization will soon see fireworks as it continues to move higher.

Lee explains that since crossing above $10,000 the cryptocurrency market has been graced with level 10 FOMO which is a level of positive sentiment only seen during 3% of the assets history.

There is some truth to the assessment of the famed analyst as Bitcoin already beat the expectations of other pundits who were expecting a strong downturn.

Another analyst, Nunya Bizniz, pointed out an interesting fractal on Bitcoins one day chart, saying that 2018’s crash and 2019’s strong recovery is looking a lot like the price action seen in 2011 and 2012 which was the crypto market’s first full-fledge cycle.

If the price action of bitcoin fallows the same path it could see a 46% decline from its current market price which would bring it back to the $7,000 price range.



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