I've tried to explain it to you before.
If you owned all the bitcoin and all the shares of AMZN how are you going to make any money.
BTC has no income. AMZN is a business with revenue.
I know, I know you won't ever own all of either. I'm just trying to point out the BTC doesn't produce anything.
I think I've mentioned several times before that I'm a speculator. I buy with the intension of making money by selling higher. Yes I have to find someone who will pay me more than I paid for any asset I speculate in. It's easier to sell AMZM than BTC. AMZN is only 46% down from the high and up 30% from the lows, don't you wish BTC was the same.
I wasn't in anything at the 2020 low. Cash!! I was also mainly in cash for the 2022 bear market. Still sitting on a heavy cash position.
I saw your thread on trying to find a bitcoin exchange in Canada, so maybe I don't understand the btc market situation there
But selling btc for cash is much easier here in the US than selling AMZN shares. Trading AMZN is limited to market hours on weekdays and closed on weekends and holidays
I can sell btc's any time any day and with Coinbase integration with PayPal, get physical cash from ATM in a few seconds, any time any day
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Yea, AMZN is not down as much as BTC. It has to do with risk vs reward. Upside potential and downside potential
Do I believe AMZN will go up 2000% within 5 years? No. Do I believe BTC will go up 2000% within 5 years? Yes
I'm willing to accept a bigger loss with BTC on a m2m basis than AMZN for the upside potential that is much higher
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Inflation rate is officially 8% in Canada. Real inflation rate is higher than that whether you agree or not. You're accepting a guaranteed loss on your cash measured against goods and services
Add to that CAD is down 5-6% against USD and you're losing more value against US goods and services and since USD is the reserve currency of the world, I'm pretty sure it translates to other goods that originate from other countries
I'm sure that kind of headwind doesn't bother you since you can easily make more than 20% yearly profits, am I right?
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Something something, how to boil a frog alive....