ConstruxBoy

Established industries are always going to attack new, disruptive industries. That's just how the world works.

Buying more PLTR as it drops. Hope I'm right about it.

Got into some GRT today. Sounds like a promising function.

Hit both of those on my time out there. Was with a major Thefethren buyer so we got a great reception with several different Halo vintages. A really great time in which I apparently tried playing the piano they have there with no formal, or informal, training in the instrument. But even given all that, Peju was very cool in a chill way and almost better.

Take cash out of wallet. Set cash on floor. Light cash on fire. Profit?

SkinABass?

And no offense to Chet on that leader comment.

That's reasonable. My view is that crypto is almost like a riskier version of tech/bio stocks. You get less risk but likely less return with AMZN, APPL, BTC, ETH, etc. The #### coins are almost like CYDY but with smarter (I'd have to assume) leaders. They may moon or they may crash.

I was just trying to be funny. But all these #### coins are really risky when you don't understand and have insight to their workings and designs. Could lose all your money.

More like the Enron of bitcoin.

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GlockNAnchor

This x1000. If that's all you want, you're probably wasting time with an advisor. Overcoming the biases that almost everyone has with their own money is what is worth the fee. And having someone ask all the questions you didn't think about (do you need to be saving money for your parents future nursing home needs, or do they have that covered?, etc).

Right, but will collectibles always be as timeless for that type of money as hookers and blow? Not sure. But I hope so. I mean, we can always hope that bachelor parties of the future are all about busting packs and buying NFTs.

Yeah, I feel like the whole collectibles surge could calm back down, hurting Topps. But there is so much accelerating demand now and the NFT angle could make it a huge bargain in the years ahead.