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Saylor’s hubris might break Strategy but it can’t break Bitcoin.
Imagine Bitcoin’s price doesn’t move 1 cent up or down for the next few decades. As of now the have just over 28 years of coverage from their BTC pile. Lets take off 2 years assuming the 4 Bln of net debt has to be paid back, and another 2 …
If a part of your portfolio isn't invested in space technology, you are a silly little retail investor.
Space is going to be the next big thing. Everyone is rushing to the moon. SpaceX, Blue Origin, Rocket Lab. Leaving Earth and going to the stars is uncharted territory. You are literally witnessing a Christopher Columbus moment. The smart people are aware of this moment. They are adding space …
Too late to buy SLS?
I sold my SLS a month ago at a gain after I thought it was too risky. Does it still have some upside left? Thinking of throwing down $300 tomorrow if so. Thoughts?
The moat of Netflix?
Netflix has around 325 million subscribers worldwide, and I'm one of them. I really enjoy the content on Netflix, but it got me thinking: what's the maximum monthly price I'd be willing to pay before I cancel? For me, it's probably somewhere around €30 per month, and with recent price …
LLMs changed the world, but could they be the next Airline industry?
# I don't think anyone would deny that LLMs are hugely useful for a ton of tasks (coding, customer service, translation & editing services). Looking back historically towards similar industries, no one would deny that air travel has similarly changed the world for the better. But I can't help but …
Has anyone been using moomoo for active trading and deep research?
Been swing trading and doing options on US equities for almost four years now. Main setup has always been IBKR, with third-party tools on the side for Level 2 order flow and earnings breakdowns. It works, but the costs and friction are starting to add up. Level 2 subscriptions aren’t …
Reversal Bullish Today: $ARM
The Bitcoin treasury bubble is popping and Strategy just told on itself with a $2 billion buyback.
The Former CEO of Wendy's Ruined the Company, Now A Wendy's Legend is Back
Does anyone remember the "dynamic pricing" controversy a couple years ago? Yeah, that was former Wendy's CEO, Kirk Tanner's doing. This dumb motherfucker basically ruined the company in 18 months. He was borrowing money to buy back stock at double the price it is today, trying to force AI into …