The dump in miners is interesting. Shows me they are still hated despite spending a year repairing balance sheets and returning $$ to shareholders. Opportunity in my opinion. Maybe not over the next week, month, but what has changed in thesis that makes them a bad buy here?
@TCW_CAP@PeterSchiff@saylor I think there is an issue here- nation states, at least serious ones, won’t invest in something 1 person has so much control over- so what’s the next story for Bitcoin? Saylor can’t really sell his Bitcoin (proven here) so what’s his Bitcoin really worth? Price - 20%?
All that freshly-printed money's gotta go somewhere...
Boy am I glad I've never tried to short the US markets, no matter how richly they seemed to deserve it!
"These companies need growth. They need reserve replacement. Every year they mine ounces, they have to replace those ounces. At some point boards will face pressure to do deals. That is why I think M&A becomes a bigger story from here."
@LawrenceLepard@theswansjr Larry, big fan and agree with you on Bitcoin- but you stand on the wrong side of history every time you stick up for Saylor. It’s not hard to see.
Professional/business services job openings surged — at least while the AI capex boom is going on there isn’t going to be mass labor disruption (kind of by definition):
It’s fine to be mega bullish or bearish on AI stocks, you do you, but the late ‘90s comp here is semiconductor stocks, not the Nasdaq. This cycle isn’t about $AAPL or $COST.
@thinkingcrypto@GerberKawasaki Difference between a “rug pull” and bull market correction… and a reserve being sold…. Bitcoin has no energy or momentum