I think the reason QQQ is falling is because Trump’s Administration just declared that use of Huawei AI chips is illegal anywhere in the world.
As expected of King Trump! Anyway, I wonder if the Chinese are still going to accelerate their rare earth export permits now.
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Update: downgraded from “illegal” to “not recommended” Link . I think they had that statement set up to release before the trade negotiations, so they had to change it or risk escalation again.
As expected of King Trump! Anyway, I wonder if the Chinese are still going to accelerate their rare earth export permits now.
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Update: downgraded from “illegal” to “not recommended” Link . I think they had that statement set up to release before the trade negotiations, so they had to change it or risk escalation again.
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I highly suspect it to be India. It is a big country no doubt.
I think QQQ is going to build up leading to the conference and deflate afterwards if my first statement is correct as India mostly exports pharmaceuticals, jewellery, textiles and such to US.
I highly suspect it to be India. It is a big country no doubt.
I think QQQ is going to build up leading to the conference and deflate afterwards if my first statement is correct as India mostly exports pharmaceuticals, jewellery, textiles and such to US.
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It seems even EU and China are cozying up to each other. While Xi is flying everywhere to woo other countries, Trump is sitting on his ass waiting for other countries to come kiss his ass.
This does not seem like Trump’s hand is as strong as he thinks, and China has a lot more cards than he thinks they do. Settle in for an extended trade war.
It seems even EU and China are cozying up to each other. While Xi is flying everywhere to woo other countries, Trump is sitting on his ass waiting for other countries to come kiss his ass.
This does not seem like Trump’s hand is as strong as he thinks, and China has a lot more cards than he thinks they do. Settle in for an extended trade war.
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He is getting into dangerous territory adding tariffs to services.
What if other countries start to impose tariffs on US films or the worse, digital services like Netflix, Google, AWS etc.
Nasdaq would tank!![]()
Source: reuters.com/bus...
What if other countries start to impose tariffs on US films or the worse, digital services like Netflix, Google, AWS etc.
Nasdaq would tank!
Source: reuters.com/bus...
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He is getting into dangerous territory adding tariffs to services.
What if other countries start to impose tariffs on US films or the worse, digital services like Netflix, Google, AWS etc.
Nasdaq would tank!![]()
He is getting into dangerous territory adding tariffs to services.
What if other countries start to impose tariffs on US films or the worse, digital services like Netflix, Google, AWS etc.
Nasdaq would tank!
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Now let’s simplify things by ignoring the software part of the company, their cash on hand and assume it cancels out their liabilities. (I’m being very generous here)
They own 553555 bitcoin as of today worth 97K each. They have 266.18M shares issued.
So 553555 x 97K / 266.18M, each share should be worth $202.
Is my calculation wrong? Am I missing something? Why do people pay almost twice to own bitcoin via MSTR over buying bitcoin itself?
They own 553555 bitcoin as of today worth 97K each. They have 266.18M shares issued.
So 553555 x 97K / 266.18M, each share should be worth $202.
Is my calculation wrong? Am I missing something? Why do people pay almost twice to own bitcoin via MSTR over buying bitcoin itself?
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Now let’s simplify things by ignoring the software part of the company, their cash on hand and assume it cancels out their liabilities. (I’m being very generous here)
They own 553555 bitcoin as of today worth 97K each. They have 266.18M shares issued.
So 553555 x 97K / 266.18M, each share should be worth $202.
Is my calculation wrong? Am I missing something? Why do people pay almost twice to own bitcoin via MSTR over buying bitcoin itself?
They own 553555 bitcoin as of today worth 97K each. They have 266.18M shares issued.
So 553555 x 97K / 266.18M, each share should be worth $202.
Is my calculation wrong? Am I missing something? Why do people pay almost twice to own bitcoin via MSTR over buying bitcoin itself?
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Now let’s simplify things by ignoring the software part of the company, their cash on hand and assume it cancels out their liabilities. (I’m being very generous here)
They own 553555 bitcoin as of today worth 97K each. (Again I’m being generous)
They have 266.18M shares issued.
So 553555 x 97K / 266.18M, each share is worth 201.72.
Is my calculation wrong?
They own 553555 bitcoin as of today worth 97K each. (Again I’m being generous)
They have 266.18M shares issued.
So 553555 x 97K / 266.18M, each share is worth 201.72.
Is my calculation wrong?
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I learned something new today. This ZBT happens rarely but each time it happened, it is a strong bullish signal for stocks. It was triggered on 24 April 2025.
I’m still of the opinion that this trade war will end up causing a recession in Q2. And that this ZBT triggering is due to the artificial flipflopping of economic conditions introduced by the White House.
But for now, this signals a strong uplift on stocks. Suggest to be cautious on increasing positions in SQQQ and wait ...
I’m still of the opinion that this trade war will end up causing a recession in Q2. And that this ZBT triggering is due to the artificial flipflopping of economic conditions introduced by the White House.
But for now, this signals a strong uplift on stocks. Suggest to be cautious on increasing positions in SQQQ and wait ...
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