Below 160 and it's position hasn't improved. Not buying common shares of MSTR here. Continuing to hold MSTZ as I believe we've more room to go down. Will reassess at 120 View quoted note →

Still to high to buy here http://blossom.happytavern.co/3d433b352a3beffff434399e20be89ae25b3e946d34cb4cb1f03c91d47a23c30 View quoted note →

Nothing like a good Bull trap to keep the party goin

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With a policy change from FED going into effect tomorrow, rollout of increased liquidity should become apparent early next year. Looking for a potential bottom between now and end of Q1.

Contrary to popular belief, it's actually GenX which dominates the charts of affluent households, not Boomers. At a ratio of about 4.75 to 1, GenX accounts for 57% of households as those who either earn at least $210,000 or have a net worth of about $1.8 million. Boomers represent 12% of such figures, with Millenials and Zoomers rounding out the remaining 31%. Affluent boomers are spending significantly though, as seen by this figure from page 4 of Visa Business and Economic Insights, Redefining rich—the geographic dimension of the affluent from November 2025 From the article "While total spending peaks around age 50, consumption for individual categories peaks at different ages. These differences tell the story of how consumer priorities shift over their lifetime—starting families and buying homes in their 30s, traveling and dining out in their 50s, and healthcare needs later in life. These patterns apply to all consumers, affluent and non-affluent alike." If you're interested in this, you can find the full report at 📄.pdf #economics