Three bitcoin billionaires have died.
- Vyacheslav Taran (crash)
- Tiantian Kullander (died in sleep)
- Nikolai Mushegian (drowned)
Big Brother is taking them out. Mushegian tweeted days before his death CIA and Mossad were after him.
Dark times
Last thing Mushegian tweeted before his death
Tiantian Kullander died in his sleep one week ago. Does it look like Kullander, who is only 29 is unhealthy enough to die in his sleep?
Another bitcoin billionaire died swimming in Costa Rica one year ago. Why are all these crypto billionaires unable to swim? nypost.com/2021/07/02/bit…
Oh look another crypto billionaire who died. Just weeks before his death he tweeted that if he dies or kills himself he was actually murdered cnn.com/2021/06/23/tec…
Rogue billionaires are dangerous to the consensus of Big Brother. Expect more deaths to follow, especially following the FTX blowup.
If I was a crypto billionaire I'd be spending $100k per month on swimming lessons
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A VC backed company I know with 50 employees and $2 million in revenue that was trying to build an options flow app hired a Chief Diversity and Inclusion Officer for $250k per year. In the interviews they would ask their sexual orientation and who they like to have sex with.
If the person getting interviewed liked having sex with the opposite sex they would never get a call back. It didn't matter where you went to school. Your background. Or any other value drivers. All what mattered is who you liked to have sex with.
The company ended up hiring a bunch of pink/blue haired people with multiple face piercings. One year later the company went through a sexual harassment lawsuit as one "man" who identifies as a "lady" got caught masturbating in the ladies bathroom. Massive lawsuit.
Yesterday the entire board of Bed Bath & Beyond $BBBY was cashed out of their RSAs at $4.89 per share. Everyone thinks a buyout is coming. I think they are preparing for bankruptcy. Here's why..
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If the company was getting bought out they wouldn't cash out the board. They would simply let the company get bought out and then their RSAs would convert at the buyout price. This is more of a pre-packaged bankruptcy.
Others are saying RSAs get converted when a change of control happens, meaning a buyout is likely. The only change of control that will happen is from the stockholders to the creditors. The creditors will own Bed Bath & Beyond.
I found a company with a $6 million market cap, $12 million book value, generating $1 million of net income per year, 4% dividend yield and an activist investor who just filed a 13D.
I’ll give y’all a hint. It’s a small community bank in Iowa
Or you could invest in Gerber's "growth" fund that has lost 40% this year with a high yield (1%) and only a 0.75% expense ratio.
The worst fund managers are the ones who write 10,000 word quarterly letters. They spend 95% of their time stroking their own ego and pretending to play philosopher on life. Bro you are buying companies and cash flow. It’s not rocket science. No one cares about your mental model.
Mental model this, mental model that. Who gives a shit! Tell me what companies you are investing my money in and why they will make me money. I could care less that you are using sixth level thinking about human emotions static stoic thoughts blah blah blah. Make me money
If you want to play philosopher then grow your hair long like Jesus and walk around in sandals preaching and stroking yourself off to your high level brain. If you want to be an investor take your ego a step back and just buy undervalued companies.
I called out Michael Gayed for his aggressive marketing tactics and pushing people into his failing fund. The dude is trying to play macroeconomic forecaster and failing horribly. He has a ten year 2.7% annualized return, 1.80% expense ratio and invests in ETFs.
His total returns haven’t even clipped past 5%. He literally holds ETFs in his “fund” and can’t even get a 5% return. Watch out for these guys who act like know it alls on here. Performance tells everything. Also I have yet to meet a macro focused fund that can beat the market.
With $89 million of AUM and an expense fee of 1.80% he’s collecting $1.6 million per year on a fund that can’t even do better than treasuries. What is wrong with this industry?