Spot on

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Pouches couldn't wouldn't shouldn't cause this. Nicotine should take weeds schedule I place spot if so. This smells of South Am. crops

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Because you don’t understand how VIX works. It settles to VX futures price, not spot. You’ll bleed out and lose money.

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A 100 mile PHEV is the killer app sweet spot and I have no clue why they all top out at 40. That excludes a ton of commuters that would be the target market for such a thing (me). I've been full electric for 5 years but am switching back to gas in a couple months because it turns out I absolutely hate the range limitation for day trips, and non Tesla public charging is outright horrendous. A PHEV with 100 mile range would be an instant buy for me. 40 is worthless to anyone with a highway commute.

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It's in a terrible spot with no sense of direction, it looks like it wants to retest 465 before another bounce up. It failed 491.74 - 3 times already.... Be careful, if it breaks 470.59, 465 is on deck......

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You’re spot on and it was a fucking stupid idea

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This is news to me as to my knowledge both makers have the ICE drive the wheels at highway speeds. I believe Honda uses a clutch pack and Toyota uses their very efficient E-CVT. Toyota has run away with their hybrids (I do have a soft spot for Honda though.) What models are purely electric drive? Surely some niche model….

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I mean the one issue was it didn't tow for shit, range went to hell. At least with hybrid option you could tow with it and actually do "truck" things. I'd be interested in a plug in hybrid, all battery for the puttin' around town for 30-40mile range, and then use the hybrid motor when going long distance or towing. Seems like the sweet spot.

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Who ever said we have a magnet around 680 was spot on.

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This take isn’t wrong, it’s just framing a trade as if it’s supposed to be a forever company. Yes, MSTR isn’t a software company anymore. Everyone knows that. It’s a leveraged BTC balance sheet. That’s the product. Judging it by “normal company” survivability is missing the point. The whole argument hinges on “eventually the premium goes to zero.” Maybe. But it doesn’t need to stay high forever — it only needs to expand during risk-on BTC cycles, which historically keep happening. That’s when dilution works, BTC/share increases, and the clock resets. This isn’t new. It’s literally how they’ve survived so far. ETFs compress the premium, not automatically kill it. MSTR is not a spot BTC replacement — it’s a high-beta, equity-style proxy with leverage and optionality. Different buyer, different use case. Cash costs are real, but this isn’t a margin account that liquidates on a flat year. It’s a corporate structure with refinancing, deferrals, and time. Plenty of companies with worse fundamentals survive way longer than Reddit timelines predict. If BTC goes down and stays dead for years, sure — MSTR bleeds. But that’s a BTC macro bet, not proof this “dies in ~3 years in most scenarios.

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