The next Bitcoin halving is on the horizon, scheduled to take place in under 50 days. This critical event, which transpires approximately every four years, profoundly influences the cryptocurrency's network and its market behavior. Below, you will find a graph that showcases the effects observed after the previous three halvings that happen in 2012, 2016, and 2020. Bitcoin Halvings: History of BTC prices Currently, Bitcoin's value has reached USD $65,000, closely approaching its all-time high of $69,045 recorded on November 10, 2021. Given the current trajectory, it is anticipated that Bitcoin will surpass its all-time high before the halving event, potentially climbing to USD $100,000 post-halving. Few stocks are related to BTC that I am holding -  1) 

Since August 2020, MicroStrategy ( $MicroStrategy(MSTR)$) has become a major player in the cryptocurrency market after its first big Bitcoin purchase. This move has tied its stock performance closely to Bitcoin’s price. When Bitcoin prices rise, MicroStrategy’s stock usually goes up, benefiting from the increased value of its Bitcoin holdings. Conversely, when Bitcoin prices fall, the company’s stock often drops, reflecting the reduced value of its digital assets. Correlation Between MicroStrategy and Bitcoin Recent Trends and Analysis As of mid-2024, MicroStrategy’s stock has shown significant growth, often rising more sharply than Bitcoin’s price. This is clear from the chart, where MicroStrategy’s stock (blue line) has surged more compared to B

On June 7, 2024, Nvidia ( $NVIDIA Corp(NVDA)$  ) executed its sixth stock split, a 10-for-1 split, aiming to make shares more accessible to investors. Historically, Nvidia's stock splits have coincided with major market downturns, raising questions about the potential impact of this latest split. A Historical Look at Nvidia's Stock Splits Nvidia 6 stock splits Nvidia has split its stock five times before: 1. June 27, 2000 (2-for-1 Split) The split occurred during the height of the dot-com boom. Aftermath: Just a few months later, the dot-com bubble burst, leading to a severe market downturn. Many tech stocks, including Nvidia, saw significant declines. 2. September 17, 2001 (2-for-1 Split) This split happened shortly after the dot-com crash a

The Technology Select Sector SPDR Fund (XLK), a popular tech-focused exchange-traded fund (ETF), is making a major change. The fund will reduce its holdings in Apple and increase its investment in Nvidia. This shift is needed because Apple and Microsoft each hold a 22% weight in the ETF, while Nvidia only has 6%. It’s important to note that Microsoft ( $Microsoft(MSFT)$ ) will not be impacted by this rebalancing. The changes focus solely on adjusting the weights of Apple ( $Apple(AAPL)$ ) and Nvidia ( $NVIDIA Corp(NVDA)$ ) within the ETF. Microsoft will maintain its current weight of 22%, continuing to be a major component of the XLK ETF. The rebalancing is sche

The $Apple(AAPL)$ Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) is always an exciting event for tech fans. This year’s conference had its highs and lows, with mixed reactions from the audience and investors. No Surprises in the First Half-Hour: Stock Drops The conference began quietly, with no major announcements in the first half-hour. This lack of excitement caused Apple’s stock price to drop, reflecting the initial disappointment. Introducing the iPad Calculator: Applause and Recovery Things picked up when Apple introduced a new feature for the iPad: a built-in calculator. The audience cheered, and the stock price began to recover, showing that investors appreciated this practical addition. AI and Siri’s Typing Feature: Mixed Reactions However, when