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Trading Summary Notes for Tuesday, 12/22/20: What's new? Bitcoin had a huge week, up about $4,000 (20%+) since last week; ETH above $600; Gold solid; S&P "re-jiggered" and now includes TESLA. TSLA drops on the actual news.

Bill Taylor, CIO of Entoro Wealth, compares & analyzes BTC, ETH, Gold & the S&P 500 and gives us his take on it all

Back in March, hardly anyone in the wealth management industry had the faintest idea how long most of us would be working remotely. As 2020 draws to a close, with some companies changing their practices to make remote work a more permanent mode of operations, it seems clear that virtual, digitally enabled experiences are here to stay.

What's new? After a volatile (understatement) year, the newest thing is...........calm. Many funds have closed their books so the year is basically done...

What to do now? Buy Bitcoin & Ethereum. BTC is about to go parabolic. Buy the BIG dip in gold. Longs got out at month end. 2021 looks like another good gold year. Keep (or initiate) a short S&P 500 exposure...

What's new? Basically......panic! Buy anything. Equities....crypto....etc. Looks like there will be multiple vaccines SO it can only mean more healthy people, more buyers.

What's new? NOTHING! Another promising vaccine announced. Covid-19 spiking up. Potential lock downs. Trading Summary Notes for Tuesday, 11/17/20: Bitcoin jumped up over $2,000 since last week. Ethereum up over 6%. Gold steady and basically unchanged. Equities soared. Ho Hum!

Simple Thoughts in Complex Markets By Bill Taylor, Contributor/CIO-Entoro Wealth The...

Trading Summary Notes for Tuesday, 11/03/20: Ready For November? U.S. Elections are going on as I type. Don't know if I'm ready for that. What's new? More Covid-19 cases are breaking out Europe locking down again. More stimulus coming? U.S. election uncertainty? Blah, blah blah. What's new is not much. Same old, same old.

Without stating the obvious, the main focus of late has been COVID-19. More cases, second (third) wave, lock downs(?), stimulus packages(?) and markets reacting emotionally. Enough already. Quietly, have you noticed commodity prices?