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You can't win them all, but the pullbacks in 2018, 2020, 2024 (tariff tantrum) and 2025 (Iraq war) did wonders for my individual positions. … I'll be retiring 3 years early bc of my winners.

OpenAI and Anthropic will both collapse, but they will take most of Mag7 with them. … The debt is too high and with open source models and cheaper, efficient and more capable hardware entering the market, AI will become a cheap commodity.

Feel free to call him names but he is a visionary who can execute. … Yes there is short term pain and maybe it's dead money -- let's check back in 5 years.

We make $100,000 in profit a year. --Wow! 100k is pretty good! … Profit's actually pretty flat, but fairly stable over the past 2 years.

Now we wait and once we have merged SPCX and TSLA, we gonna promote it as the new lunar toy of the ultra-wealthy. So stop staring and get back to work! I want my lunar rocket ready by Christmas. And make the tip extra pointy so they -SHUT UP BEN! I don't give a fuck about aerodynamics- so they know we mean business.

Best advice, find the companies you want to trade now, and prepare to plunge 2-3 months out when the knife hits the ground and begins to quiver. … Pure AI plays may not be the best idea anymore. Who knows though.

SNDK has CXMT concerns, more impressed w SKHY. … Market is punishing companies with excessive debt and execution risk.

TBH GOOG baggies didnt deserve this. TSLA however needs to dive to the depths of hell.

There's a non zero percent chance that SPCX values TSLA at 420.69 per share in merger.

Spcx investor: "I want SPCX to by the year over year, quarter over quarter declining revenue, dwindling resource reliant, high overhead company, which is developing even higher cost tech, which fewer and fewer people can afford. … ANNNDDD, I want to buy that company at an astronomical cost to my own investment's future value."

Wow just wow. Stick to NVDA and TSM.

owning a stock doesn't really directly "give" money to the company... Its not like TSLA and SPCX are issuing new shares. You could argue they are somehow borrowing against the valuation, but the way you're talking about things kind of suggests you have no idea what you're talking about.

just bought shit ton of TSLQ in my Roth IRA. 40% of my Roth is TSLA short.