Former Wall St VP. Now retired in Summerlin, Nevada. I lost my young wife to cancer in 2014. Now mostly just playing games and coaching sports with my son.
The swings involved in concentrated investing are definitely not for the faint of heart, but I picture the swings that the greats like Warren Buffet have gone through with their enormous portfolios and then this all feels like nothing.
I don't have many followers, so I might not get a reply here, but is getting invited to X Money completely random? I would like to sign up if possible.
Markets often act in unexpected ways. Michael Saylor and Strategy announcing a Bitcoin monetization plan where they can occasionally sell Bitcoin to fund cash reserves appears to have put a bottom in for Bitcoin as opposed to creating a cascade of selling. Very bullish sign.
@mikealfred It would be so typical of Bitcoin if it rises all weekend now and then does a gap and go on Monday, leaving most of Wall Street unprepared and forced to chase it higher.
@mikealfred This pullback in Bitcoin and Bitcoin related stocks is highly likely to be seen a year from now as an amazing opportunity that so many missed.
If Bitcoin rises all weekend in the crypto markets and then does a gap up and go straight higher type of move on Monday morning, that would be such typical Bitcoin behavior. It would leave everyone behind and chasing.
@mikealfred I feel like the entire Bitcoin sector (Bitcoin and the related income ETFs) are all offering amazing bargains here. Looking back in a year or two, stocks like $MSTR, $ASST, and even $STRK are all likely to be far higher.
With all of the talk about $SATA (which is great), I think $STRK is being overlooked. 12%+ dividend at this price, and unlike the other Bitcoin credit instruments, you have a chance at large capital gains if Bitcoin goes through a bull run. Very undervalued here in my opinion.
It's just one day for now, but seeing Bitcoin holding above the prior recent low while the Nasdaq sells off seems like a good relative strength sign for Bitcoin.