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CTKS Method11 Nov 2025, 03:16 UTC
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The analysis focuses on the relationship between VIX and Bitcoin, noting that when VIX spikes, Bitcoin tends to fall, and when VIX is low, Bitcoin tends to rise. The speaker also highlights the importance of understanding intermarket correlations and how to use indicators like the CTKS method for identifying potential price movements and support/resistance levels. The presentation showcases various assets including crypto, stocks, commodities, and yields, emphasizing the CTKS method's ability to provide an institutional-grade edge in all market conditions.
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