Dow Jones Rally Just a ‘Dead Cat Bounce,’ US Stock Market Could Crash 30%: David Tice

By cineramaFebruary 7, 2019Bitcoin Business

The recent Dow Jones Industrial Average recovery is just a mirage, according to David Tice. | Source: Shutterstock The recent Dow Jones rally is a “dead cat bounce” because […]

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Dow Jones Rally Just a ‘Dead Cat Bounce,’ US Stock Market Could Crash 30%: David Tice

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