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    • NativelyBullishNativelyBullish
      ·08-13
      $Bullish(BLSH)$ Given the bullish crypto market sentiment currently supported by key large-cap token rallies and growing institutional involvement, the BLSH IPO presents a compelling growth opportunity in a dynamic and expanding market niche. Its strong backing, market position, and growth prospects mirror and even extend themes seen in the successful Circle IPO. That said, IPOs in crypto-related assets still carry elevated volatility and uncertainty due to regulatory risks, market cyclicality, and competitive pressures. **Opinion on BLSH Debut and Near-Term Outlook** - Bullish IPO shows a robust and scalable business model backed by strong institutional interest, extensive trading volume, and crypto asset holdings that align well with the curren
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    • NativelyBullishNativelyBullish
      ·07-17
      $Circle Internet Corp.(CRCL)$   IMHO, while the procedural vote passage represents a significant but measured victory for crypto regulation. While this clears the path for formal voting, the contentious 9-hour debate and Republican holdouts signal underlying concerns about CBDC implications. Circle’s Position: Despite the GENIUS Act’s eventual passage through procedural hurdles, Circle’s stock has shown mixed performance, declining 14.2% from July 1-17 despite current trading at $233. This suggests markets are pricing in execution risks rather than celebrating regulatory clarity. Bitcoin Rally Sustainability: The recent $123,000 peak followed by pullback to $116,000-$119,000 range indicates profit-taking pressure. While institutional adoption
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    • NativelyBullishNativelyBullish
      ·07-17
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      ·07-17
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    • NativelyBullishNativelyBullish
      ·02-12
      all the robots need to be able to do is build Teslas. If the manufacturing & assembly process can be wholly or partially (majority) be performed by these robots, Then imagine the Increase in production while a dramatic reduction in manufacturing costs. Not to mention, no labor costs, disputes, strikes, with cars being produced 24/7/365. Even China cannot produce EV that cheap. This on top of also selling or rusting out these car assembly robots to other rival car manufacturers around the world. That's a ton of extra non car related revenue while dramatically reduced production costs. Not even gonna get into FSD & robotaxis yet.  Investors & Customers are equally stupid. Tesla sales drop just because Propledout like Musk just goes to show that TradFi markets are just as muc
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    • NativelyBullishNativelyBullish
      ·01-07
      Get real! He can't be "Crypto Advisor". He's a Bitcoin Maxi, and knows nor cares about the rest of the crypto space. Too bad Vitalik isn't a US citizen but they should grant him honorary citizenship and make him a crypto advisor. He's fair and balanced and doesn't just blindly advocate Ethereum or diss other chains and networks. Saylor should definitely not be at any such position. Another option is Brian Armstrong from @coinbase. I'm not his biggest fan but he does come with power, clout, knowledge and is plugged in & had influence and powerful friends.
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    • NativelyBullishNativelyBullish
      ·2024-12-20
      there is no Dislike? I would 👎 your comment. You're saying literally the opposite of the widely accepted and timeless wisdom and golden rule of investing. For retail investors, "Time IN the market is more important and rewarding than timing the market." ☝️ The whole moral of auto-invest is so research, set your auto-invest goals, quantum, set it and forget it. It saves you from freaking out, panicking, and making dumb decisions. It also stops you from FOMO and overall waste of time with setting complicated order types etc. In the long run, the market tends to trend upwards, and so do good companies and/or ETFs. My strategy is to usually find good ETFs and auto-invest in those, that individual stocks. Before the recent correction (still ongoing) I was up 70% overall. Now it's down to 60ish%
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      So I've had an extensive play with the auto invest scheme and honesty only lost $ every time. Auto investment plans never account for the extra profits that can be made with the same time and effort it takes to set up. Here's how only buy when stock is low... auto investing will not doo that you'll be buying at open prices as they both rise and drop that cuts into your bottom line alot so don't waste your time auto investing invest in yourself buy research and better strategy planning instead. Good luck out there everyone
      So I've had an extensive play with the auto invest scheme and honesty only lost $ every time. Auto investment plans never account for the extra profits that can be made with the same time and effort it takes to set up. Here's how only buy when stock is low... auto investing will not doo that you'll be buying at open prices as they both rise and drop that cuts into your bottom line alot so don't waste your time auto investing invest in yourself buy research and better strategy planning instead. Good luck out there everyone
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    • NativelyBullishNativelyBullish
      ·2024-08-28
      "A report earlier this month shows data that is mouthwatering if you are an Nvidia competitor, and eyewatering if you are one of its biggest customers." Should say it the other way around. Mouthwatering for its customers and eye watering for its biggest competitors.
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    • NativelyBullishNativelyBullish
      ·2023-06-13
      That's literally zero genius here. Just she has money and dumps it into the most obvious choices. 90% of her ETFs are composed to stocks that have nothing to do with the theme of a given ETF. She just had the money to throw into stocks that any basic investor knows to put into. The smarts would have been if her ETFs lost less or stayed more or less stable during the tough period we faced over the past 2 years. She sounds smart when you listen to her but her funds are bullshit
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    • NativelyBullishNativelyBullish
      ·2023-06-12
      Agree with Zuck. Meta and Quest devices have the most to gain by Apple getting into the AR/VR and essentially quietly getting into the Metaverse game. Most people will want to not invest (or won't be able to afford) the VisionPro esp if they have never experienced these technologies and mostly each to use them for social interactions which is what Meta is all about
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