I don't like it...
But I think $MSTR is the best contrarian play in the market right now to exercise a relief rally thesis for Bitcoin, which I think could take price up to mid-$70k's.
What I like (or dislike) doesn't matter.
Making (and keeping) money is all that matters.
When you strip out of the CPI all the items that are linked to consumer prices (all goods and services), the core was ยฑ0% and the YoY was also ยฑ0%.
Am I doing this right?
These Brits talking about American politics next to me are so detached from reality, it's quite hilarious.
The irony is that their accent makes them sound smart.
But these people are the most pseudo-intellectual ramblers I've ever heard in my entire life.
Shoutout to the UK.
You don't get it yet, do you?
Saylor's goal is no longer to accumulate BTC.
It's to sustain a financial flywheel by keeping STRC & other preferred shares at par value.
The market has (and will continue to) test his ability to achieve that goal.
Now, he's forced to sell BTC.