$S&P 500 Index (.SPX.US)$ So I started playing with scalping back in Feburary. I Google “most volatile stocks today” and make a watchlist and add stocks from the list with high volume, usually $15 a share or under. I have RSI set to a length of 5. When a stock on my list drops below 20 RSI, I’ll throw some money at it. If it still drops, I’ll average down. When the share price is up by a cent or a few cents from my average buy in, I sell. I made dozens of trades in the last two days and only lost money on like three of them. I bought anywhere from a few hundred to a few thousand dollars per trade.
That’s it. Super simple but I made way more money than I expected.

The price of $Bitcoin (BTC.CC)$ , the largest cryptocurrency by market value, surpassed $57,000 on Monday morning, extending its two-week rally. It’s up over 30% in October, currently trading at around $57,000.
However, Jamie Dimon, JPMorgan Chase chairman and CEO, isn’t a fan of bitcoin, the largest cryptocurrency by market value.
“I personally think that bitcoin is worthless,” Dimon said during an Institute of International Finance event on Monday. It's not the first time he criticize BTC in public speaking.
Ryan Selkis, the founder of MessariCrypto conclude the words that Dimon once said against BTC, let's take a look.
Jamie Dimon on BTC: 
2014: “terrible store of value”
2015: “will not survive” “will be stopped”
2016: "going nowhere" 2017: "a fraud"
2018: "don't really give a shit"
2019: [JPMCoin launch]
2020: “not my cup of tea”
2021: “I have no interest in it” “fool’s gold” “worthless”
BTC:
Despite facing a series of criticism and difficulties, BTC came a long way and thrive again.
A friend of Voltaire, Hall, who wrote the phrase: "I disapprove of what you say, but I will defend to the death your right to say it"
People have the right to say whatever they want. However, the price is the only truth when investing.