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Michael Saylor: Bitcoin Investment Drawdown Can Be Analogous to Apple's Legendary Stock Price 'Despair Event'

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February 24th — Per CoinDesk, Strategy founder Michael Saylor noted: “No successful tech investment has escaped a 45% drawdown or that stretch of ‘desolation.’ Our drawdown has lasted 137 days so far, but it could take two or three years. If it takes seven years like Apple did—then congrats. Exactly like Apple.” Saylor urges Bitcoin holders to look at Apple Inc. (AAPL)—not today’s Apple, but the 2013 version. Back then, the stock had fallen 45% from its all-time high, its P/E ratio was under 10, and the market dismissed it as a hopeless “cash cow.” Even though the iPhone was already a necessity for more than a billion people, investors weren’t buying it. Apple didn’t fully reclaim its prior market value until seven years later.
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Federal Reserve Governor Quarles: AI Investment Craze Could Boost Neutral Rate in Near Term

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