JPMorgan: Bitcoin is 'overbought' but will suck money out of gold

JPMorgan: Bitcoin is 'overbought' but will suck money out of gold
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2020-12-21 15:00

Institutions need to keep buying to avoid a price drop, JPMorgan analysts say, but the outlook is rosy and will come at the expense of gold.

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