Those bearish posts you sent me were actually posted by the same people who were bullish at $108k in January and bearish at $76k in April, and now you want my opinion? I have no problem with that, dear.

Since March 2024, when it hit $74,000, they've called every rally a bull trap—perhaps even the biggest bull trap in history. This may or may not be true, and I'm not arguing with it. All I'm saying is that this "bull trap" still has plenty of room to grow.

Some buy the dip, some sell the dip, and that's okay. If you're trembling with fear, buying the dip is a wise decision because you're choosing your happiness over money. Money will never compare to your health and happiness. But when the storm passes and a clear morning arrives, and you regain your sight, you can correct your "mistakes."

A top has to look like a top. To find the next top, you just have to zoom out. If you look at the hourly chart, you can't find the top.

@investitude @saylor @Strategy He said Bitcoin achieved this week's gains without MicroStrategy buying anything.

Because of posts like these, I'm starting to wonder if I might be posting too much, too often. Those who understand don't need a lot of words to grasp the what, why, and how—they grasp it quickly and accurately. Those who don't understand are confused by too much text and ultimately hurt because they either don't listen or only listen to what they want to hear. Because of this, I'm going to post less frequently. Those with whom I've had good conversations can still send me direct messages. I'll continue posting for those who truly understand our current situation and the direction we're headed, rather than repeating myself 20 times a day. I'll block anyone who wastes my time, and the time of those who have had three excellent trades with us since $16,000.

I expect X of these posts to appear once we get close to key resistance/support lines 😁

The most bullish phase of the cycle is still ahead. Many of you have already sold because you were told the market has peaked. You hate my bullish posts, and as usual, seeking comfort, you will start insulting me under this one. But I'm not here to argue. You've made your decision, and you should feel at ease. I just want to tell you this: when the unstoppable upward momentum begins, you start to feel anxious, and those who promise lower prices start shouting higher and higher price targets, that's the true top. Don't buy then. Don't make two mistakes, not one. Thank you.

You could have more easily convinced me that $108,000 was the maximum amount than $124,000.

If the Fed only cuts rates by 25 basis points in September, it would essentially be a pause for the market. This time is no different—it's just that your emotions are the same every time.