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I’ve been using dividends from MSTY, BTCI, and YBTC to basically funnel them into lower cost average for BITX. If it popped from $11 to $18 in 3 days, I personally think it will eventually surpass $28 and move towards $90+ in the middle and not even the peak of the bull run. If the price of BITX now is $17.50, and if BTC reaches $250k, then effectively it means BITX would be priced at a 2x move of approximately $68. It’s not as risky as he is saying it out to be, and it’s also because he probably didn’t hold $TQQQ for the past 10 years like I have and never sold.

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These opportunities are happening all the time, look at the price history of any successful stock. Go back 10-20+ years and they'll be trading for next to nothing. E.g. if you'd bought 10k of Micron in 2020 you'd have 200k now, or even without any predictive power, buying 10k of TQQQ (3x Nasdaq 100) you'd have 100k.

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MU, FCX, AMD, TSM, TQQQ, ENB, SNOW, and SOXL to name a handful held in one of my brokerages.  All the above easily outpaced 10% YTD, some by dozens of percentage points. Very easy to do. Even the S&P 500, NASDAQ and DOW have 3Y returns sitting at 63%, 77%, and 47% returns respectively, all work out to clearly about 10% too.  Making a statement like " Bitcoin and real estate have been the only profitable investments for me in past 5 years" is just straight false.   Let the numbers above speak for themselves and there's no arguing against them, they're numbers. I didn't make them up. Look it up yourself, very easily found info.