Megabill implications for anesthesiologists

[UscGhost]

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Why are you taking your advice from some random guy recording videos from his bedroom lol?

 

[NumTacos]

Jesus H Christ. No wonder @TeslaCoil sounds unhinged. This is just the first few videos.
Good lord. @TeslaCoil, I am hoping against all hope that you are over the age of 65 because this is some serious boomer sh1t!! Good lord, embarassing.

 

[TeslaCoil]

Reminds me of how all the Herman Cain awardees would tell you to do your own “research”, which is simply watching a YouTube video from some doofus. My brother-in-law who is a flat earther tells me to do the same exact thing, hey, did you see the YouTube video? Ha ha.

You must not be familiar with Michael Saylor. As in the CEO of microstrategy. I wasnt posting it as “peer reviewed evidence”. More as food for thought for a nimrod such as yourself. Honestly, im convinced you are a midlevel. A bad actor. A saboteur. Its really not hard to understand how and why bitcoin has been the best performing asset class of the last 15 years, and will continue to do the same. You wanna be a dummy and make fun from the sidelines? Go ahead. Im thinking its because you either dont have the ability to buy in, or because you just want to sabotage others on here out of spite. Sounds and feels like something a CRNA would do.

 

[TeslaCoil]

Why are you taking your advice from some random guy recording videos from his bedroom lol?

Its the clips of Michael Saylor that are relevant. Do you not know who that is?

 

[UscGhost]

You must not be familiar with Michael Saylor. As in the CEO of microstrategy. I wasnt posting it as “peer reviewed evidence”. More as food for thought for a nimrod such as yourself. Honestly, im convinced you are a midlevel. A bad actor. A saboteur. Its really not hard to understand how and why bitcoin has been the best performing asset class of the last 15 years, and will continue to do the same. You wanna be a dummy and make fun from the sidelines? Go ahead. Im thinking its because you either dont have the ability to buy in, or because you just want to sabotage others on here out of spite. Sounds and feels like something a CRNA would do.

Lol.

Cant let these evil doers get in the way of Gods money eh?

 

[NumTacos]

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It’s the clips of Michael Saylor that are relevant. Do you not know who that is?

I didn’t know who this guy is so I did a little reading. You’re suffering from this idea that guys who make it big on a particular asset know what they are doing. Mr Saylor apparently lost $6 billion in one day 25 years ago by putting all of his eggs in one basket. And this is the guy you follow? Michael Saylor

 

[aneftp]

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I didn’t know who this guy is so I did a little reading. You’re suffering from this idea that guys who make it big on a particular asset know what they are doing. Mr Saylor apparently lost $6 billion in one day 25 years ago by putting all of his eggs in one basket. And this is the guy you follow? Michael Saylor

People make big bets.

Saylor was already rich with the tech boom 1990s

The key is too make bets big enough to make so much it doesn’t matter how much you lose on your next big bet. And set some money aside. Unless you are Gabe plokin who got super greedy.

Most sane people set money aside so they can never go to zero after they made their money.

As Tesla said. He has diversified besides bitcoin

In our asset range for anesthesiologist regardless you have 1 million or 10 million you shouldn’t be all in one entity like bitcoin. But you have 20 million I do think a 50% in bitcoin isn’t a bad position. Bitcoin can go to zero and you likely still have 5-6 million left in other assets assuming a 40% market crash.

 

[TeslaCoil]

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I didn’t know who this guy is so I did a little reading. You’re suffering from this idea that guys who make it big on a particular asset know what they are doing. Mr Saylor apparently lost $6 billion in one day 25 years ago by putting all of his eggs in one basket. And this is the guy you follow? Michael Saylor

The level of your buffoonery is astounding. Am I going to follow the advice of a man personally worth 10 billion? A man who built a 122 billion dollar company from scratch? A man who has tons of insider knowledge? A man who casually socializes with all the whos who in finance. Yes. Any other *****ic questions?

 

[cchoukal]

The level of your buffoonery is astounding. Am I going to follow the advice of a man personally worth 10 billion? A man who built a 122 billion dollar company from scratch? A man who has tons of insider knowledge? A man who casually socializes with all the whos who in finance. Yes. Any other *****ic questions?

Sure, I have one. If this guy is so successful, why is he letting you on his little secret?

Altruism? Or looking for the greater fool?

 

[TeslaCoil]

Sure, I have one. If this guy is so successful, why is he letting you on his little secret?

Altruism? Or looking for the greater fool?

😂 sshhh. 🤫 I’ll let you in on a little secret. Its NOT a secret. Microstrategy is a publicly traded company, therefore their bitcoin purchases are disclosed basically publicly. That and he stands to gain from widespread bitcoin adoption since they have something like 600,000 bitcoin in their treasury and are poised to become a banking institution.

 

[linkin06]

Bitcoin and its derivatives like MSTR are highly speculative. Shouldn’t be more than 10% of your portfolio. But I hold some in case

 

[TeslaCoil]

Bitcoin and its derivatives like MSTR are highly speculative. Shouldn’t be more than 10% of your portfolio. But I hold some in case

Mhmm. Im sure thats what google told you. Hey man, they called it “speculative” at $1, $1000, $10,000, and now $120k. When its a million are you still going to call it speculative? Why would countries be buying highly speculative assets for their sovereign wealth funds and treasuries? 🤔

 

[NumTacos]

😂 sshhh. 🤫 I’ll let you in on a little secret. Its NOT a secret. Microstrategy is a publicly traded company, therefore their bitcoin purchases are disclosed basically publicly. That and he stands to gain from widespread bitcoin adoption since they have something like 600,000 bitcoin in their treasury and are poised to become a banking institution.

 

[NumTacos]

You must not be familiar with Michael Saylor. As in the CEO of microstrategy. I wasnt posting it as “peer reviewed evidence”. More as food for thought for a nimrod such as yourself. Honestly, im convinced you are a midlevel. A bad actor. A saboteur. Its really not hard to understand how and why bitcoin has been the best performing asset class of the last 15 years, and will continue to do the same. You wanna be a dummy and make fun from the sidelines? Go ahead. Im thinking its because you either dont have the ability to buy in, or because you just want to sabotage others on here out of spite. Sounds and feels like something a CRNA would do.

 

[centdoc]

The level of your buffoonery is astounding. Am I going to follow the advice of a man personally worth 10 billion? A man who built a 122 billion dollar company from scratch? A man who has tons of insider knowledge? A man who casually socializes with all the whos who in finance. Yes. Any other *****ic questions?

What about Warren Buffet who say bitcoin is ****?

 

[TeslaCoil]

What about Warren Buffet who say bitcoin is ****?

You want to take a 94-year-olds opinion on the newest evolution of digital money? He's out of touch on this one. Although my understanding is his opinion has changed. Berkshire has been investing in crypto companies recently.

 

[<(^_^)>]

It’s absolutely wild to me to hear bitcoin as some sort of conservative investment, vs say real estate or farmland.

Objectively bitcoin is high risk, high reward. A lot of people here haven’t experienced the 90% dips that crypto can have it seems.

The same applies to say, Picasso paintings. Maybe a good investment, but shouldn’t be the “safe” part of your portfolio.

 

[pgg]

Had you listened to that guy (@Surfer), you would have been a bitcoin billionaire now. I think bitcoin was <$100 at that time

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Thread 'Bitcoin... currency of the future or fraud/scam/bubble?'

Apr 8, 2013

What are your thoughts on bitcoin? its a complicated currency, but I think its a fraud/bubble driven mostly by greed and a little bit by people's fears initiated by government intrusion into the international banking systems.

what do you all think?

• Surfer
• Replies: 476
• Forum: Anesthesiology

And Forrest Gump told me to buy Apple stock in 1994.

Missed that one too!