CNBC said all along it was retail buying the dip in April. Now they are saying retail didn’t participate in this recent dip and institutional buying was taking place. I was traveling all last week and the beginning of this week. I sat out in cash thru it all.
Do you guys believe what CNBC is saying?
My company uses MSTR and I can confirm it is shitty. I even sat in a session with MSTR consultants recently when they did a hands on demo of LLM agents and had us build our own. I set mine up to answer questions in a Jamaican patois and to talk about bitcoin even if the question I gave had nothing to do with it. All of a sudden one of the consultants came over to me and tapped me on the shoulder and asked me if I needed any help and I was like uhhhh no this is doing exactly what I want it to do.
real. I stayed out during the main craze. Then I sat in it for years while it hovered from 100-120. Sold for a small loss the month before it doubled. I'll never touch the money destroyer again.
Michael Burry sat on the bus scrolling through headlines about the looming government shutdown while everyone around him descended into chaos. Despite plunge protection team working overtime this morning, one guy screamed “sell sell sell sell sell!” as his portfolio tanked, another yelled GUH into his phone, and a self-proclaimed nofap prophet preached that the Fed’s pivot would save them all. Someone tried to start a short squeeze on some ligma stonk, while another chugged choccy milk like it was liquid courage. Burry just sighed, muttered, I’m not selling. This is not financial advice.