Comments by "Feralz" (@missionpupa) on "CNBC Television" channel.

  1. Perfect answer: "its just business" and wallstreet is just a bunch of craybabies.
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  2. "They could sell and not buy" basically guaranteeing the price to go down.
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  3. CNBC is bullish. You know what to do.
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  4. I disagree, we first go to 175k THEN we go to 200k.
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  5. Kinda funny how CNBC is how Championing bitcoin because there is this Digital currency that bases its value on paper money. Now they're getting it.
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  6. CNBC is bearish, you know what to do.
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  7. Every argument against Tesla: not meeting targets, unrealistic, too speculative. Tesla's MO: Were changing the industry. Get them while theyre cheap.
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  8. This guy gets it.
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  9. lol they are currently milking that 2.3 Trillion free money right now. If anything, they will be richer after this.
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  10. TIME TO BUY. Thank me later
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  11. Retailers short squeezing the smart money. Now that's a sight.
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  12. On contrary, Covid has shown how important these tech companies really are, the bubble could last longer and by the time it would correct, any 2x gains would cover a 50-70% correction
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  13. The market would not crash while all these people in finance keeps calling it
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  14.  @blockthisyoutube  majority of people are actually holding fiat. Idiot.
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  15. Kramer: the markets are over priced, it’s no longer connected to reality Also Kramer: pump soon!
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  16. Well it was consolidating for like 4 years on that level. It has been undervalued for so long thanks to the short shorts sellers.
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  17. Who said the battle is over yet? America’s toughest battle has always been an internal one
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  18.  @Suramis1  LOL they will never be punished, they run the financial system and hold everyone by the balls.
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  19. Look like there is going to be more money printed brrrrrrrrrr
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  20. Because he's not a corporate Schmuck, he doesn't have to dress up for nobody
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  21. @Jonathan Andrew, I dont mind criticism of crypto, I actually welcome it, but what I do mind, is uninformed critics. And just based on how you talk and what you say, you demonstrated that you have no idea what youre talking about. You just look stupid to be really honest. You probably couldnt comprehend why, but you are actually getting laughed at. See you in a few years time, holding your fiat and wish it aint so.
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  22. Lol, you obviously have very little foresight skills. This kid is taking a gamble, but hes not taking a gamble on the market. But simply knows and understands what the tech is capable of. Hes also one of the earliest adapters so he doesnt squirm like you everytime bitcoin dumps in price.
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  23. if you think nothing is backing bitcoin. Then its pretty easy to assume you are a no coiner, and has no awareness of the space. Sorry.
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  24. Bitcoin wins thats who
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  25.  @JJ-ns3wx  people hear a word, they use it to sound smart but they just sound Cliche and have no idea what they really just said
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  26. no one has any idea what theyre talking about. Bitcoin is either worth 1 Million or $0.
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  27. He knows the deal, the market is about inflicting pain. Im surprised cnbc lets him talk this much sense.
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  28. All these dumbasses counting Warren out, they must be retail investors buying
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  29. Ford is the Nokia of automobile, they will fail to innovate and will be consumed by a company that does. This is survival of the fittest
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  30. And they didnt listen, I love how after 6 years he can freely rub that in their faces.
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  31. its still doesnt surprise me cnbc still has no idea what bitcoin is.
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  32. You get it dude. The enemies are invisible.
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  33. You trust the math, its simple as that.
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  34. youre obviously uninformed if you think you can use the tulip as a credible analogy.
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  35. Kramer a few weeks ago: the market is overvalued (Market keeps pumping) Kramer now: this is fine.(?)
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  36. I bet if you were half his age you would already be in a wheelchair sipping food off a straw.
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  37. lol this guy is a sell signal. Last time someone in wallstreet went to the media on how bullish they were, we dumped from 20k to 3k levels.
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  38. I think they still will have some good use, for example I watch CNBC for the entertainment more than analysis. I like interviews to prominent people like this, sure it happens on youtube, but you are watching cnbc on youtube arent you? I think they are not going anywhere, also we need a show to laugh at.
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  39. Did you just call him ugly? Wtf? If looks ran the world, then models would be the wealthiest people on earth. So dont worry, you have a chance pimple face.
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  40. When the owner of the company itself says the stock is overpriced, it’s time to sell.
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  41. what a terrible correlation.
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  42. but but but.... what about the billionaires that are losing money?
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  43. Give them a few million each and they leave you alone
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  44. when did they say sell? I didnt hear anything like that.
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  45. @SchoolVideos liquidity is not their problem, they make money either way, you know what would be a liquidity problem though? When they Stop people from trading.
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  46. Basically he says the opposite of what hes really doing.
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  47. There are a lot of old investors that keep their sharp mind. I suspect this has something to do with the profession. Similar to Buffer and Munger. 1. They always have something to look forward to (their holdings to go up). 2. They never really retire. 3. They have the will to stay alive longer to see the fruits of their labor. Their job is basically to make good returns to their investors but mostly to actually live to see their returns. Ive seen old people retire early, they then go to nursing homes, and their mind and body give up.
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  48. overleveraged stacked short, where is the risk averseness? wtf did they expect.
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  49. Bitcoin dies every year, you dont know that?
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  50.  @dirkzink9204  you mean greed mode.
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