BREAKING: Nvidia stock, $NVDA, breaks above $190.00 and becomes the world's first $4.6 trillion company.
Nvidia has now added $2.5 TRILLION of market cap since its April 2025 low.
At its peak in 1929, the Dow Jones was 381.17. Today it's 46,250. To put that in perspective, in 1929 gold was $20 an ounce. Today it's $3,830. In 1929, the Dow was worth 19 ounces of gold. Today it's worth just 12. That's a 37% decline in 96 years. Don't be fooled by inflation.
JUST IN: Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong says "I've never been more bullish about clear rules for crypto."
"Banks want to ban rewards to maintain their monopoly, and we're making sure the Senate knows bailing out the big banks at the expense of the American consumer is not ok."
I wish younger people could experience Christmas in the '70s '80s and '90s. The department stores, the amazing decorations, the downtown shopping... It was really magical.
On paper, $MSTR has a "gain" of about 47% on its $47.33 billion Bitcoin purchase. But had @Saylor purchased gold instead, investing the same dollar amounts at the same points in time, his paper gain would be about 30%. That's not too significant of a difference. The more important distinction is that Saylor could easily sell $61.5 billion of gold without affecting the price, thereby realizing an actual gain. But if he tried to sell $69.5 billion worth of Bitcoin, the market would crash, not just due to the sheer volume of his selling, but also because of the impact such a sale would have within the Bitcoin community. If the biggest Bitcoin buyer and promoter decided to bail on his entire position, mass liquidations would ensue. All of the paper profits would vanish, and MSTR would realize a huge loss. It's clear that MSTR would be in a far stronger position had Saylor bought gold instead of Bitcoin.