Felix Prehn 🐶
@felixprehn • 118,827 subscribers
Ex-Banker. 🏦 No fluff, just frameworks. Teaching the 3-Step Analysis method professional investors use. 🧠 Education & Mentorship. (Not a broker / NFA)
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Goldman Sachs just dropped a massive warning: We're in a bubble bigger than the dot-com & 2008 housing crash. 4 signals that preceded big market crashes are all happening with AI right now. Here’s the breakdown & how to position yourself ahead of the collapse:🧵
Felix Prehn 🐶184,730 views • 2 days ago
THEY are preparing for $30,000 Gold - Here’s Why That Should Scare You
Felix Prehn 🐶81,910 views • 6 days ago
The CEO of ServiceNow, just put $3 million of his own personal money into the stock. Bill McDermott also canceled his automatic stock-selling plan, the kind CEOs schedule months in advance to sell shares, and started actively buying instead. He believes it's "a once-in-a-generation moment." Four other ServiceNow executives followed suit.
Felix Prehn 🐶438,192 views • 1 month ago
On August 11, the supply of SpaceX shares jumps from 5% to 25% in a single day. That's 5 times more shares hitting the market overnight, from insiders who bought in years ago at a fraction of today's price. This is what happened to Facebook in 2012. After their lockup expired, the stock fell about 50% in just a few weeks. The business was growing fast at the time. The drop came purely from supply hitting the market faster than buyers could absorb. Most people holding SpaceX have no plan for August 11. Three steps to prepare for it now: 1. Print the unlock schedule and know every date new shares hit the market. 2. Check if SpaceX is more than 10% of your portfolio. 3. Decide your exit price now, before emotion kicks in. I'm watching closely. Definitely not buying yet.
Felix Prehn 🐶167,451 views • 27 days ago
Everyone's panicking over the gold, silver, and Bitcoin crash. I analyzed what triggered the selloff & identified 3 forces driving it. It’s the same setup that appeared in 2022, just before one of the biggest buying opportunities of the past decade. Here's the breakdown:🧵
Felix Prehn 🐶79,464 views • 14 days ago
3. NuScale Power (SMR) NuScale is the 1st company in the US to get government approval for its nuclear reactor design. Getting approval usually takes years. While many rivals are waiting, NuScale already has a head start. And they have customers waiting for their reactors.
Felix Prehn 🐶110,334 views • 26 days ago
Every crash in modern history has created more millionaires than the bull market before it. The mechanism is forced selling. When fear takes over, leveraged funds get margin calls and retail panics, which means good companies trade at bankrupt prices. When fear fades, those snapbacks produce the biggest gains of the cycle. In the 2020 market crash, these stocks exploded: • Freeport-McMoRan (FCX) did 10x • Royal Caribbean Cruises (RCL) did 9x • Roku (ROKU) did 8x • Carnival Corporation (CCL) did 7x • Block/Square (XYZ/SQ) did 7x • Zoom Communications (ZM) did 7x In the 08 crisis, these were few: • Royal Caribbean Cruises (RCL) did 9x • United Airlines Holdings (UAL) did 8x • Freeport-McMoRan (FCX) did 7x • Bank of America (BAC) did 6x • Caterpillar (CAT) did 5x • Morgan Stanley (MS) did 4x The crash is the entry point. The wealth gets made in the 24 months after. If you want to know where we are in the market right now, the rest of the thread breaks down the three signs that came before every prior crash.
Felix Prehn 🐶240,772 views • 2 months ago
We're at the part of the Ponzi scheme where the guy running it starts sweating. The US has $38 trillion in debt. It grows by $6 billion per day—not per year, per day. The US added $1 trillion in debt in just 71 days last year. Here's the problem: The US paid $1.2 trillion in interest on that debt in 2025. That's more than defense spending. So how do you fix it? 1) Raise taxes? The wealthy leave (see: Britain) 2) Cut spending? Political suicide 3) Default? Game over There's only one path: Print Money. Devalue the debt by making dollars worth less. Ray Dalio: "If you devalue money, you devalue debt." Translation: Your savings, salary, and retirement get quietly confiscated to pay for government debt. The S&P was up 18% last year. Against gold? Down 28%. That 46% gap is the real inflation rate they're not telling you. Currency devaluation isn't coming—it's official policy.
Felix Prehn 🐶632,551 views • 5 months ago
The SpaceX IPO will be the most hyped listing in years. It's also the moment the early investors finally cash out on the public. SpaceX has been private for 20 years. The private equity guys got in early and are sitting on massive gains. A $1M stake is now worth $100M. A $10M stake is now a billion. The problem is their money is locked up. The shares don't trade, so those investors look rich but can't spend a cent of it. The IPO is their way out. They sell their shares, and the people buying them are retail investors like you. So while everyone races to buy at the open, watch what the institutional money does. They’re also not allowed to sell for the first 6 months after it happens, so I’d recommend to wait until then.
Felix Prehn 🐶185,370 views • 1 month ago
This is Bigger Than Palantir $PLTR & Nvidia $NVDA. These 5 Stocks Win the Next AI Boom
Felix Prehn 🐶171,515 views • 1 month ago
Bank of America just leaked their report to institutional clients. They've revealed the Fed is about to print $45 billion per month, disguising it as “reserve management purchases” so you won't notice. You’re about to see your savings get crushed by inflation. The breakdown:
Felix Prehn 🐶650,005 views • 7 months ago
I just went on my first interview in over 8 months. I joined Mario Nawfal (@marionawfal) on his podcast and shared 10 insights about the Iran war, the global economy, and where I believe markets are heading next. 1) The stock market was an early indicator of the Iran war
Felix Prehn 🐶249,107 views • 2 months ago
If You Don't Understand the Petrodollar, You Don't Understand Money
Felix Prehn 🐶293,691 views • 4 months ago
Kevin Walsh took over the Fed with three choices to make... (only ONE is politically viable) Choice 1: Raise rates Higher rates would push the economy into recession and tank your retirement portfolio. The government already pays over $1T per year just in interest on the $39T national debt and can't afford to pay more. Choice 2: Hold rates steady Inflation lets the government repay the $39T debt with cheaper dollars each year. But because they keep borrowing $2T every year, the debt keeps growing. The problem is still there. Choice 3: Cut rates and print money The dollar weakens, inflation runs hotter, and the real value of the $39T debt shrinks year after year. The government has no choice to do this and you pay the price. If you hold cash or bonds (and the average American does), you pay the cost. This is what happened in 1946, before inflation erode the value of the dollar by 50% over the next 28 years.
Felix Prehn 🐶81,941 views • 1 month ago
