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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 год назад

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

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Bitcoin Mindset ($MSTR Den)1 год назад

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

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Bitcoin Mindset ($MSTR Den)1 год назад

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

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Bitcoin Mindset ($MSTR Den)1 год назад

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.

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Crypto Bro1 год назад

Thats why hes my financial advisor free of charge

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Bitcoin Mindset ($MSTR Den)1 год назад

Saylor is my quant - outside of my bitcoin stack

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The ₿itcoin Therapist1 год назад

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

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Neil ₿ 🦁1 год назад

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.

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Bitcoin Mindset ($MSTR Den)1 год назад

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

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BlockUp1 год назад

Hold the underlying and sell the option

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