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Originally Posted by Doorbread
His post bothers me because I think some of his non crypto related posts contain good information and it alludes to him being someone who is more informed than most.
The same is true of toothsayer. When I was first learning about finance I would read this forum and assume that this guy had good information, but now everything he says I can just pass off as he’s shown himself to be not smart.
All these people you think are good posters and have good information before you became a cryptocuck, but you now write them off because they don't agree with you on crypto or were wrong on its price action during the biggest retail bubble/government stimulus operation in a generations. That's a sign you're not being rational.
It's an interesting time. Take Alex Wice. He's so horribly wrong on tech and fundamental analysis that he thought Musk had a reasonable chance of doing fully self driving by the end of 2019, and a million robotaxis by 2020, such that he wanted to invest in Tesla. We argued for pages on the possibility of it coming to pass. I said it was an absolute zero (which was the correct analysis), he said it was a reasonable chance.
He was completely, horrible, comically wrong on the tech - retail slappie/dickhead level analysis, as you can see by the results:
Yet Musk's pure fraud/lies which Wice believe has 20xed the stock in 2 years (incidentally - another thing that crushed bitcoin) to nearly a trillion dollars - ironically about the size of bitcoin. You can see above the utter fail - Tesla are dead last in autonomous driving even in 2021 - yet his moron analysis would have netted him 20x, because other morons thought like he did, and it was the start of one of the greatest retail bubbles in history.
Was he right or wrong? Bitcoin isn't dissimilar imo. Fundamentally the tech is a total bust, but we're in one the biggest retail moron bubbles of all time, so the people who think Theranos and pets.com were good investment outperform all.
The people who tap into that retail sentiment early yet don't drink the koolaid are genuinely smart people, yet 95% of this thread doesn't fit in this category. They're dumb people whose stupidity was useful in that it front-ran other, later stupidity and they actually think the price validates the fundamentals.
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Originally Posted by Doorbread
BFI thought leader: You want respect not money
It's a joke. Someone said they hated the term "thought leader" with passion (and I agree it's a ridiculous term) so I added it to my profile. It's also a useful honey trap, as you've demonstrated.
Last edited by ToothSayer; 03-20-2021 at 07:07 PM.