A member sent this in the community earlier and honestly it stopped me for a minute.
Up $44,329 in 3 months.
3 months ago The Assembly was just an idea and he took a chance on it before anyone knew what it would become.
Nothing exposes someone’s true character faster than money.
The priorities, the insecurities, the real intentions.
All of it comes to the surface the second serious money shows up.
Hyperscalers are pouring record amounts into AI… and their forward FCF estimates have collapsed as a result.
Whether they eventually make that money back is the big unanswered question.
Imagine losing $10M and blaming it on God.
YOU made the choices. YOU fucked up.
Now you either realize you made a mistake and learn from it, or you keep pretending it is “God’s fault.”
You are welcome. This is the whole reason I do this. Helping people around the world build something real.
And funny enough, every single hater has one thing in common. None of them are members. They are criticizing something they have never seen.
Funny world.
@NoLimitGains And I lived on his advice almost two decades ago ... Now since your first play; the past three months have been very, very good ... Thank you, Sir! I am now investing instead of gambling
I’m not buying $SPCX, but the setup around the lockup is worth understanding.
Much of the selling tied to the August unlock appears to already be priced in. The stock corrected hard from its post-IPO highs, meaning the fear largely played out before the event.
Called the bottom on $ONDO… TWICE.
“But show us your losing calls”
This is the only crypto I have ever alerted to members lol. There is nothing to show you.
If you do not join The Assembly tomorrow, you probably just hate money at this point.
Trump loaded up on two smaller defense companies that make parts for military jets and surveillance systems.
Then his administration ramped up the exact operations that boost demand for what they build.
Check this out:
I’m not buying $SPCX, but the setup around the lockup is worth understanding.
Much of the selling tied to the August unlock appears to already be priced in. The stock corrected hard from its post-IPO highs, meaning the fear largely played out before the event.
I spent years studying the best investors of all time.
Buffett, Lynch, Simons. They all share one habit almost nobody talks about, and it goes against everything retail believes.
Here it is:
Semis are now 14% of the market.
At the peak of the dot-com bubble, the number everyone points to as peak insanity, they were 8%.
We are at almost double that.