Added more $PYPL Let's see what June brings

RT @InvestingCanons: The key is emotional discipline.

Vs this Haha good one

JUST IN: Coffeezilla publishes video taking on Bitcoin believer Michael Saylor & Strategy's $STRC. Coffee says Saylor's STRC preferred-stock pitch is too simple & the risks are not properly explained. "It's been compared to the iPhone. It's been compared to a Ponzi scheme." "You put in your money. They say they're going to yield about 11.5% per year. That's basically double digit returns which is just mind-blowing" "What is the problem with that? Well ultimately... the company has no obligation to pay you back. Why haven't people realized this?" "My entire problem is that they're leading people like a pied piper with this kind of ludicrous idea. Their pitch is of a money market and a bank - When that's just not what this is. This is a snowball of yield."

Sat down with @coffeebreak_YT today on Bitcoin and Digital Credit. His edit will drop soon. Posting the full raw hour for anyone who wants the unfiltered version. Enjoy

If someone still following I am ~P $PYPL

If you look at Company and founders history you you knew

When Saylor goes down Then will be the time to buy

lmao 30% chance you sell by July polymarket.com/event/microst…

The biggest investment advantage anyone can have is the ability to buy when everyone is selling

just for transperancy... I am not on socials medias so much anymore. holding mostly $PYPL $PEP $UBER $UPS $GOOGL $CROCS $BABA $ATAI $OXY Will probably not post too often. Too busy away from S&M (Social Media 🤪) Hope you all are well

Added to my $UPS position for August

Are you invested in Japan stocks / ETFs? Please share your take on Japan

A father with Alzheimer's remembers his daughter for a moment

Started a new position with $UPS. Have a great weekend.

Blackrock owns zero bitcoin Their investors bought Bitcoin Please stop spreading bullshit

I'm not saying leverage never makes sense for some people, it depends on individual circumstances. But someone as influential as Saylor giving blanket advice to masses to take on maximum debt is careless and reckless, no matter how you spin it.

"If a business earns 18% on capital over 20 or 30 years, even if you pay an expensive looking price, you’ll end up with one hell of a result." — Charlie Munger Here are 10 stocks with a return on capital > 20%:

RT @DividendGrowth: Most don't want to hear this, but you are not going to get rich quickly The desire to get rich quickly is what is goin…

Nice read