Good Phileppe Laffont interview on CNBC, not a trader per se but manager a 55B tech fund.
A few things to hang on:
"Be a lifecycle investor. Get more "shots on goal." You don’t need to catch something perfectly early, as long as you're in it eventually."
Market leaders come and go—FANG became Mag 7, and maybe next it’s a group that includes SpaceX, OpenAI… maybe even Bitcoin. He said to think of Bitcoin like a company with a $2T market cap. And while it’s not technically one, it deserves a spot in the mental Nasdaq 100 of the future.
He doesn’t own Bitcoin yet, but wakes up at 3AM kicking himself about it and is planning a position in it.
Good Phileppe Laffont interview on CNBC, not a trader per se but manages a 55B tech fund.
A few things to hang on:
"Be a lifecycle investor. Get more "shots on goal." You don’t need to catch something perfectly early, as long as you're in it eventually."
Market leaders come and go—FANG became Mag 7, and maybe next it’s a group that includes SpaceX, OpenAI… maybe even Bitcoin. He said to think of Bitcoin like a company with a $2T market cap. And while it’s not technically one, it deserves a spot in the mental Nasdaq 100 of the future.
He doesn’t own Bitcoin yet, but wakes up at 3AM kicking himself about it and is planning a position in it.
Implied Volatility in $CRCL is obviously very high, but if your view on it is that price is going to drop should you sell OTM calls and take a play on vega or should you just take a play on delta and buy puts or just short circle?
It's surprising how one of the most basic trading heuristics, that when institutions are loudly promoting something, they're often selling into demand, seems forgotten.
Right now, anything crypto-related gets treated as a reason to chase longs in the short term.
With all the treasury companies set to but Bitcoin, every possible bullish catalyst, one should ask why we are not much higher above all time highs yet?
With all the company treasury plays set to buy Bitcoin, every possible bullish catalyst, one should ask why we are not much higher above all time highs yet?
With all the company treasury plays set to buy Bitcoin, and every possible bullish catalyst, one should ask why we are not much higher above all time highs yet?