Connections Crypto Market <-> Stock Market

[coinmarketshortcoin]

In the last two months we've seen a few bigger ups and downs in both the Crypto- and the Stock market.
Sometimes the drops were happening simultaneously.

What do you think, how strong are the ties beweet those two markets?
Are there e.g. people taking money out of the Stock market while it drops and putting it into Cryptos or vice versa?

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[alyssa85]

In the last two months we've seen a few bigger ups and downs in both the Crypto- and the Stock market.
Sometimes the drops were happening simultaneously.

What do you think, how strong are the ties beweet those two markets?
Are there e.g. people taking money out of the Stock market while it drops and putting it into Cryptos or vice versa?

If the same people are invested in both using margin, then they can become correlated as investors sell bitcoin in order to pay their margin fees i the stock market (and vice versa of course).

As soon as you introduce leverage into these systems they start to correlate.

[Palmerson]

If nothing changes then so be it. The income from the rise in bitcoin prices is much higher than the income from investments in the shares of enterprises. But I think it's different markets. Players in the stock market have specific skills. Perhaps they will begin to develop the ICO. This will be a significant alternative to the stock market. Therefore, we see a more intense attack on ICO than on cryptocurrencies.

[Rahman11]

Both some similar! but absolutely difference something between twos. stock market players need two much experience about it. yes if stock market going down then players can think vice versa or choice cryptocurrency invest.

[frowsiter]

In the last two months we've seen a few bigger ups and downs in both the Crypto- and the Stock market.
Sometimes the drops were happening simultaneously.

What do you think, how strong are the ties beweet those two markets?
Are there e.g. people taking money out of the Stock market while it drops and putting it into Cryptos or vice versa?

This depends on the various factors.

1) Whether stocks exchange investment was heavily converted into crypto
2) Whether there was any out break of the crypto currencies that was converted into stock exchanges and vice versa.
3) Whether majority of the investors are in the stock and/or crypto who is playing around both the games?

After these basic concepts I also believe that there is indirect relations of the news that spread across the both worlds and that affects the whole thing badly or in good ways depending upon the type of news.

[Lovecove]

If both the crypto and stock markets rise and fall at the same time, it's indicative that it's not the same investors involved. Rather, it shows that the economic atmosphere is bearish altogether.

If people are losing out in real life from stocks, it affects companies that try to amplify their bottom line to make up for it. When that happens, it's a chain reaction that affects the whole economy.

Crypto doesn't fall out of the sky, people have to mine it or trade it. If their revenue is getting clamped by increased expenses and whatnot due to the bearish market, then they'll tone down their electricity usage. They'll also become more conservative when trading crypto. It's just that they don't have the additional funds anymore to spend on crypto, so yes, even crypto prices go down.

[owlman]

Personally, I find it difficult to find a connection between these markets, but I read the opinion of experts and watched the video about the fact that there is no connection between them, and it is not a fact that if the stock market is down, then the crypto currency will rise in the market.

[Markyway88]

I think yes! The two market is interconnected with each other in a way that both of them contributed well to the economic growth as well as the annual income of an economy.
The difference that I saw is that, cryptocurrency is used in online buying or investing but stock market is used to allow people to invest in the firms pr services offered in a country.