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    Thread: What is the comparison between the bitcoin and stock market?

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      Quote Originally Posted by Aya View Post
      In terms of risks, I think that Bitcoin is riskier than the stock market. Stock market has predictors while Bitcoin doesn't. Also, since Bitcoin has a small market relative to its overall size, big swings in price are more frequent.
      This is why it is really important that we understand the risks of the market that we are to enter. The cryptocurrency and the stock market are both good investments. It just depends on our preference on which to invest in.

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