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Give credit where it’s due: Back in 2012, when Apple traded in the $500 range (pre-split), a young Michael Saylor Michael Saylor said, “ $AAPL Apple could go to $2,000 per share!” People thought he was crazy at the time - but he absolutely nailed it! Today, after two... show more

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11,243 views • 11 days ago

The last time Elon warned the Tesla shorts with the word “tsunami” was back in 2012 when the stock was trading at ~$5 per share, split adjusted. “I think there is a tsunami of hurt coming for those holding a short position, it’s going to be very unpleasant. I advise people to exit, while there is time.” Today, Elon is sounding the alarm again for the ones that still have the guts to continue to bet against Tesla. Except this time, Tesla stock is sitting in the $400s, with the company very well capitalized and executing across all the major businesses - EV, FSD, Robotaxis, Energy, and Optimus. I would not take this lightly!

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612,568 views • 1 year ago

Michael Saylor: We Sold Bitcoin to Prove It Wouldn't Crash the Market Strategy founder Michael Saylor Michael Saylor said in an August 6 interview with The Diary Of A CEO that the market believed Strategy could not sell Bitcoin because doing so might cause BTC to crash, leaving the company trapped in a "doom loop" of repeatedly selling equity to pay dividends. To break that narrative, Strategy sold Bitcoin when BTC was trading at around $59,000 to $60,000, and the price instead moved higher. Saylor said the company's break-even point is about 3.2%, meaning that if Bitcoin appreciates by that amount, Strategy can sell part of its BTC to pay dividends without continuing to sell equity.

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22,843 views • 21 days ago

A company worth just $26M in June is worth $14B. It has 9 employees and more shares of it are traded per day than Uber. $BMNR is the Exxon Mobil of digital oil, acquiring ETH like Saylor did BTC but with a few twists. Still don't get it? I laid it ALL out for you.

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Michael Sikand

261,974 views • 11 months ago

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Michael Saylor: AI-Designed Financing Tools Helped Us Sell $15 Billion Strategy founder Michael Saylor Michael Saylor said in an August 6 interview with The Diary Of A CEO that he had "used AI to make $15 billion." He then explained that by early 2025, Strategy held about $30 billion in Bitcoin, but had nearly exhausted its capacity to issue convertible bonds and could no longer scale that approach. The company then used AI to design STRK, a convertible preferred stock backed by Bitcoin. After a $2.5 billion IPO, Strategy sold another $8 billion through a shelf registration, plus $4 billion through another instrument, bringing total credit instrument sales to about $15 billion.

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24,910 views • 22 days ago