What Happens to Bitcoin If the Stock Market Crashes?

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The analysis focuses on Bitcoin's potential upward movement within a descending channel on the daily chart. The current price is around $82,964, with a projected target near $85,898. The analysis suggests that a price below $79,933 would invalidate the bullish short-term outlook. The longer-term monthly chart shows Bitcoin's price at approximately a third below its all-time high, with historical data indicating that in 5 out of 6 stock market drops of 10% or more since 2014, Bitcoin fell harder, about twice as much, but recovered faster. The correlation between Bitcoin and the S&P 500 is noted as approximately 0.6 in the last six weeks, indicating a moderate positive correlation, though this correlation was lower during the summer months (below 0.3). The analysis also presents potential bearish scenarios involving a B wave bounce followed by a C wave decline, targeting the $74,804 to $63,300 range, with a risk zone down to $24,400. Key upcoming dates are the Fed's rate decision on October 28th, quarterly results on October 29th, and the October monthly close on October 31st, which could influence market direction.

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