bitcoin will silently take off these next few weeks. my price target is around $140,000 per bitcoin. however, i won’t give exact time frames nor do i advise anyone to focus on its price. this goes against bitcoin’s principles.

keep your eyes on bitcoin, especially during the next few months.

more people are getting silently priced out of bitcoin ownership.

perfectly timing the market is never exactly possible. the average mark of $112k for bitcoin, however, does look like a low point for this market; and i do agree we are going higher (much higher, in fact). my price target: $150k per bitcoin.

lamborghini diablo 😈 looking good

morning stroll

deport the UN!

healthy body, healthy mind

@calle is one of those accounts that just make nostr a better place to be in.

i’m proud of my $intc investment. people were hating on the company and doubting it whilst i kept buying more. months later, the u.s. government decides to invest in intel. doesn’t take a genius to understand my thinking. i’d advise those who are hungry to learn to read my work on candestra.com

something is missing here, dk what it is… maybe time. let’s be patient; rome wasn’t built in a day.

i never once doubted intel’s ability to successfully take strong steps toward becoming the giant it once was. when you have a company that holds such influence within the u.s, a big investor eventually comes knocking. have they made some dumb decisions? sure, but management has changed, and i believe their vision is sound for the future of $intc. $nvda is not stupid. they need intel. and so does the govt.

$open is stabilizing before the start of a big next run. i see $20 per share as a completely rational price point. is the market heavily speculating? yes. are these prices truly warranted at this point? maybe. is management good and is the ceo appropriate? yes. do i think they will successfully restructure opendoor? yes. my price target: $20 (this is not financial advice)