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Why aren’t we striking their naval assets?

I respectfully disagree.

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Posted by poncho villa 2/12/26 at 11:38 am to ell_13 I've seen better weekend rotations in the quad

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OK, Don Quixote…

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2) if SEC will allow it, just nix the MBB program

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Shut the frick up with this idiocy.

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The NCAA should just nix men’s BB altogether.

Typically stick with one brand. We went with the GE Cafe line for everything but the rangetop and I’ve been pleased. We splurged on a BlueStar rangetop and it’s awesome.

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The program can’t survive another year of 2k people in the stands.

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Very few people care about men’s BB. The program has already died.

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Had I bought it at $13.71, I would have sold it for $50. Had I bought it at $25, I would have sold it at $100. I’m genuinely happy for the people who changed their lives by buying BTC. I was never, ever going to be one of them

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Most of us would have done the same. I have had a very small position since circa 2020 and will continue to let it ride. I’m not worried about losing all of it. If I had bought a more sizable position back then, I’m certain that I would have sold some once gains reached 3x-4x to recoup my initial investment and then gambled on the rest. I wish I had!!

I am also genuinely happy for those early adopters that bought and held. I hope they realize immense wealth. I hope they sell while they still have that option.

I often wonder exactly how Wiki’s story unfolded. He’s probably still posting here and we just don’t know it.

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I was reading this thread yesterday evening right after work, and scrolled past just one too many "going to zero" posts and antibtc knights taking victory laps; it peaked out in this thread almost exactly as btc bottomed at 60k and violently bounced of 60k on the dot.

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Pretty sure many were going to bed given the time of day. If the price were $63k or $120k, my opinion wouldn’t change. BTC investors will be disappointed when the plug is pulled…

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Fake money doesn’t reach 3.5 trillion in value and gain institutional adoption

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It’s not fake money. It’s greedy and ignorant money that has driven the inflows. The “institutional” money appears to be either manipulating the market or cutting their losses right now.

Eventually we will get back to a world where valuations matter, and where investors concern themselves with investing in companies that generate cash over long periods of time.

Speculative assets like BTC are only good for buying illicit goods on the interweb, or for those looking to make a quick buck on the ignorance of the herd. Both are more risk than I’m willing to take.

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quote:But 90-99% lower than here? I think it's probably 75% chance that happens in the next 10 years. I try not to never say never but I will say this - if that happens, we're going to see economic circumstances nobody wants.

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I welcome these circumstances.