@Han_Akamatsu I have never bought really but remember you were quite bullish both and didn't work as expected. I am not accusing I am just saying it's ok not to be always right.
Saylor is buying a new $70 million private plane. This is essentially for his personal use, at the expense of $MSTR shareholders. I say personal use because there's no busienss justification, since all the company does is buy bitcoin.
He's able to do buy this plane by making claims like "Strategy $MSTR preferred stock has 4 Sharpe ratio"
And they are putting Left in prison, not Saylor. That isn't justice.
Do you remember $OPEN K A Z warrants?
In November, @Opendoor gave its shareholders millions of "coupons". Each coupon lets the holder buy a brand-new share directly from the company at a fixed price ($9, $13, or $17) any time before 20 November 2026.
Right now those coupons are useless but if the stock ever climbs toward $9, two things happen:
1) A wall of sellers appears. Just above $9 there's a huge queue of new shares waiting to be created and dumped into the rally.
2) When coupons are used, Opendoor prints new shares. Same company, more shares so each existing share represents a smaller slice of it. That's "dilution."
None of this affects whether $5 or $2 is a good place to buy, it just tells you that if you're holding and the stock rallies, the $9–11 zone is a logical area to plan your selling, rather than hoping it sails through.
I have built 3 trading bots with @claudeai all running live on a @Raspberry_Pi and messaging me on @telegram.
1) Long-only swing bot trading momentum setups on the NASDAQ-100
2) High Volume Breakout: flags heavy-volume weekly breakouts in US small/mid-caps, then buys the retest of the breakout level.
3) Scans SEC filings and US government feeds to map supply-chain chokepoints (uranium, rare earths, semis) to tickers and alert on regulatory catalysts.
What should I build next?