approximately 45% of Strategy (MSTR) stock is held by retail investors Saylor built something wild with Strategy (MSTR), blending Bitcoin & stocks in a way Wall Street’s never seen His preferred stocks: STRK, STRF, STRD, STRC. give investors truly unique options, but we’ll see if they stand the test of time. Saylor may go down as a genuine market Legend, but MSTR does have a fkn wild past: it tanked 62% in one day back in March 2000 & crashed 90% total from its peak.

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maybe our standards have slipped so far that even a minor edge now seems impressive

when the BlackRock GLD ETF launched on Nov 18, 2004, gold was priced at around $442 per ounce. the price then began a multi-year ascent, peaking at $1,895 per ounce on Aug 22, 2011, before a major correction. this climb represented a substantial gain of approximately 359% from its price at GLD's launch

💨 baby-back 🍖

Sunday don’t forget to stretch

stacking sats today for a brighter tomorrow☀️

GM you Nostr party people #coffeechain

it is embarrassing that this Tesla Optimus robot can dance better than me 🤦🏻‍♂️ 🤖

Saturday don’t forget to stretch

“the fundamental equation of happiness” HAPPINESS equals REALITY minus EXPECTATIONS

Bitcoin’s real cycle bull run hasn’t even started 🟢 it’s time

my household electric bill for July was $750 = WTF!! the average price of electricity per Kilowatt-hour in the US

There is a real possibility that when interest rates drop, it won’t spark a hosing boom… just a brief bump in volume. The real risk is the lock-in effect breaking: millions of current owners with low 3.5% mortgages all list at once, flooding supply. Suburban & rural markets sink, while a few hot metros hold up.

Damnit! 🤦🏻‍♂️ maybe MSTR in December HOOD however was added

possibilities for today’s S&P rebalance & inclusion if MSTR & HOOD both get added… 💥 release the stampede of the Golden Bull Run

TGIF don’t forget to stretch

dudes are about to get so fkn next level android catfished 🤦🏻‍♂️

stacking sats today for a brighter tomorrow☀️

America must bring home the industries that truly matter… defense, semiconductors, pharmaceuticals, and other critical manufacturing tied to national security & resilience Everything else… cheap apparel, shoes, & other bullshit consumer goods can stay overseas to keep costs low. The US should be strategic: protect & invest in what ensures survival & strength, while letting the non-essentials remain part of the cheep labor globalized supply chains