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Saylor explains the only time he ever lost money on $AAPL. And remember- he made $500 million on the “mobile wave” thesis in the early 2010s. Powerful lesson many people need to hear. $MSTR

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Bitcoin Mindset ($MSTR Den)1 year ago

Reminder - #bitcoin is the risk free rate $MSTR is not Don’t conflate the two

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Bitcoin Mindset ($MSTR Den)1 year ago

Btw not hating on LEAPs or leverage - I have and continue to do so with manageable size. But you better have a deep understanding of what you’re doing. If you haven’t “paid your tuition” trust me you will

Bitcoin Mindset ($MSTR Den)1 year ago

I’ve learned more from @saylor than any educational funnel/resource I’ve ever come across in my life

Bitcoin Mindset ($MSTR Den)1 year ago

Also, if you lose money playing options on MSTR think about what that would’ve been worth in bitcoin 20 years from now as well.

Crypto Bro1 year ago

Thats why hes my financial advisor free of charge

Bitcoin Mindset ($MSTR Den)1 year ago

Saylor is my quant - outside of my bitcoin stack

The ₿itcoin Therapist1 year ago

Great clip. Worth considering what he is saying regarding MSTR.

Neil ₿ 🦁1 year ago

I talk about my homerun call on Amazon and the exact same thing happened to me 😫 The reason I left the market and got into Bitcoin so I guess I can't be too upset.

Bitcoin Mindset ($MSTR Den)1 year ago

I traded NVDA back and forth in 2016, as an example. That was my tuition which led to bitcoin.

BlockUp1 year ago

Hold the underlying and sell the option

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