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Dennis Gartman, the longtime publisher of an investment newsletter and television commentator known as the “commodities king” famous for touting blockchain technology while dissing bitcoin, might be having

‘Commodities King’ Dennis Gartman has been left with a red face and diminished pension fund after investing in a dubious blockchain company. Shares in Riot Blockchain Inc plunged by 30% following a CNBC

Bitcoin according to Gartman - $5k trading is on the cards Even though Bitcoin, and the crypto industry in general, has taken positive steps towards mainstream integration, it will always have its critics.

Former Gartman Letter's founder and former trader Dennis Gartman said that Bitcoin would be worth $ 5000 and that it was one of the most stupid things he has ever seen. Speaking to CNBC about this, Gartman

There seems to be nothing that can convince Dennis Gartman to turn bullish on bitcoin. Despite tanking this month, bitcoin has still soared over 1,400 percent this year. But Thursday on CNBC's "Futures

The Commodities King, Dennis Gartman, continues to say that he will not buy Bitcoin, in spite of recent news that the cryptocurrency has been approved for futures trading on a number of exchanges. Speaking

Hedge fund legend and billionaire investor Mike Novogratz may have viewed last week’s bitcoin price decline as an opportunity to purchase $15 million to $20 million worth of BTC at a discount, but market

If you aren't familiar with the infamous Dennis Gartman who is often interviewed as the greatest commodities expert, you are in for a treat! He seemed to get on CNBC, better known as cnBS, since his daughter