Billionaire Paul Tudor Jones: Plans to Hold Cryptocurrency, Gold, and Nasdaq Tech Stocks by Year-End
ChainCatcher News, according to Golden Ten Data, billionaire hedge fund manager Paul Tudor Jones believes that market conditions are now in place for a strong rally in U.S. stocks, which will be followed by the peak of the bull market.
Jones stated: "My guess is that I think all the factors for a 'big bang' rally are already in place." He said, "History is always amazingly similar, so I think some version of this scenario will happen again. If there is any difference, it is that now is potentially even more explosive than 1999."
He believes that the bull market still has room to rise before entering its final stage. He said: "We need a speculative frenzy to push these prices higher. This requires more retail buying and greater participation from various long-short hedge funds and real money investors."
He stated that in order to take advantage of the rally driven by this 'fear of missing out' (FOMO) sentiment, he plans to hold a portfolio of gold, cryptocurrencies, and Nasdaq tech stocks from now until the end of this year.
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