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I still don't see why revenue matters and I'm sure you know that are a number of stocks at high valuations that don't have revenue. Investments, at a very high level, are about supply and demand. Bitcoin fits into that definition very well. 
It doesn't really matter, just saying I'd rather have the tulip that at least has the potential to generate cash flow one day.

 
It's more akin to cutting a hole in the pockets of the guys running the ponzi scheme.

Crazy how the little guys can get painted the villain in any of this when it's the greed of the hedge funds over shorting the stocks that create the situation.

These guys win every day beating the little guy, this is the ultimate reap what they sow.

*And yes, ultimately it will be other big players that end up making the most money off this.
Lol at the last line. The naive folks seem to forget this. The billionaires who people love will make money from the villain billionaires.

The real little guys got in after $45, lost their shirt, got margin called and now are figuring out how to get back in over $100.

 
it's the greed of the hedge funds over shorting the stocks that create the situation.
I'm not arguing against the greed of anyone, but there's no more inherent greed in shorting than there is in being long. They look at that stock, and their valuation models say it's overvalued, so they short it.

If they're taking those positions and then issuing short reports specifically to drive down the price so they can make money, OK. I get avarice directed at that whole game. The guy betting the Don't Pass line is crazy annoying, but his bet is no more greedy imo.

 
I'm not arguing against the greed of anyone, but there's no more inherent greed in shorting than there is in being long. They look at that stock, and their valuation models say it's overvalued, so they short it.

If they're taking those positions and then issuing short reports specifically to drive down the price so they can make money, OK. I get avarice directed at that whole game. The guy betting the Don't Pass line is crazy annoying, but his bet is no more greedy imo.
I'll do my part to make the "don't pass line" guy's life a living hell as well.

 
I'm not arguing against the greed of anyone, but there's no more inherent greed in shorting than there is in being long. They look at that stock, and their valuation models say it's overvalued, so they short it.

If they're taking those positions and then issuing short reports specifically to drive down the price so they can make money, OK. I get avarice directed at that whole game. The guy betting the Don't Pass line is crazy annoying, but his bet is no more greedy imo.
I agree with this to a point. The naked short sellers trying to ram companies into bankruptcy so they never have to cover their positions is crap. Let companies die naturally without the naked short positions accelerating it.

 
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Meanwhile market just utterly tanking today, yeesh.
Yeah and I was all excited when I was green at the open. Just wanted some flat days. Days like this, I tend to trail the market. We all knew it was going to happen, but it’s never fun. I do see some potential bargains, just wish I had sold a wee bit more than I did and held off on a few buys. No big deal as they were all in the 5 year plan, but still obviously better to buy cheaper. I may make some purchases but still don’t feel like it’s quite over yet.

 
GME $150 is a real barrier. If it accelerates past this and people believe those calls are coming in tomorrow, watch out. This is the start.

 
I think you mistake the ability of blockchain to generate cash someday, but I certainly understand the skepticism.  
I think blockchain is really cool technology. It's a great way to track ethically mined cobalt or unique NBA highlights you don't actually own.

I've just never connected to why I would want to own these coins as investment. They're never going to be used as a payment methods. Nobody knows what the actual "float" out there is. There is a lot of fraud and shady stuff that goes on with these (looking at you, Tether).

 
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Since I'm losing money every day on $DM I might as well shift that to GME.  PLTR, you're on notice too.  

 
I think blockchain is really cool technology. It's a great way to track ethically mined cobalt or unique NBA highlights you don't actually own.

I've just never connected to why I would want to own these coins as investment. They're never going to be used as a payment methods. Nobody knows what the actual "float" out there is. There is a lot of fraud and shady stuff that goes on with these (looking at you, Tether).
Pull up a chair next to me DP and help me yell at these kids on my lawn.

 
An aside. Interesting tidbit from SQ's earnings:

In 2020, more than three million customers purchased or sold bitcoin on Cash App

In January 2021, more than one million customers purchased bitcoin through the app for the first time.
This is why I love PayPal as well. Fast-forward 5 years and 10X number of people (or more) will own some crypto. I am extremely bullish on these stocks.

I actually applaud the cool kid companies like TESLA that hold a portion of their cash-reserves in crypto. It's the ultimate hedge against the dollar, etc.

 
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SEC investigating Elon Musk for his tweets.

Nice buy opportunity for TSLA probably.  That's all these dumb headlines have ever been.

 
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I am in a large cash position, trying to determine my next moves.   Rising rates really complicates the matter.  I may have to go with a boring, traditional strategy...SPACs/Growth was a lot more fun but there are headwinds that can't be overcome.

 
This is why I love PayPal as well. Fast-forward 5 years and 10X number of people (or more) will own some crypto. I am extremely bullish on these stocks.

I actually applaud the cool kid companies like TESLA that hold a portion of their cash-reserves in crypto. It's the ultimate hedge against the dollar, etc.
1 million people used square's Cash App to buy bitcoin for the first time in January.

 
1 million people used square's Cash App to buy bitcoin for the first time in January.
yes PayPal added Bitcoin, Litecoin, Bitcoin Cash, and Ethereum as well. They take a transaction fee of $9.00 on $500 purchased. I think this will be like printing money from us boomers that don't want to jump through all the hassles of a crypto wallet. I will just keep everything in my PayPal account.

 
I am in a large cash position, trying to determine my next moves.   Rising rates really complicates the matter.  I may have to go with a boring, traditional strategy...SPACs/Growth was a lot more fun but there are headwinds that can't be overcome.
The SPAC gig may be up, and the only winners are the ones involved in the merger.  Almost every one I've been tracking that has announced a merger (past couple of months) is almost back to where it was prior to the merger announcement.  

 
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yes PayPal added Bitcoin, Litecoin, Bitcoin Cash, and Ethereum as well. They take a transaction fee of $9.00 on $500 purchased. I think this will be like printing money from us boomers that don't want to jump through all the hassles of a crypto wallet. I will just keep everything in my PayPal account.
Same here.  Not sure how other platforms do it, but Paypal's is brilliantly simple and easy.  

 
I have VCVC and HZAC.  I'll hold VCVC because it's tied to REE.  HZAC trading at 10.35 so no immediate need to sell it - will hold and see what happens.
Not a ton of risk at those prices...you don't see many reputable SPACs go from 11 to 8, for example.

 
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at some point, my wife is going to tire of me yelling STONKS and I may need to actually start working again. I like Peloton and PayPal for long-term growth. 
I just had this conversation yesterday.  My of the argument was "let's focus on the results and not the process."

 

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