The dude initially thought we are in wave 5 but didn’t have the bitcoin chart going back further. After analyzing the data, he now believes we are in wave 3 and will top out sometime this or early next year at 100k+. COIN probably follows bitcoin movement anyway unless they announce losing consumer market shares to other cheaper exchanges (this is probably true but just need to increase other businesses). I’ll hedge COIN before the earnings.
Forget crapto memeshit 100x. Focus… this is a RE forum. The evidence is right in front of you. Buy then wait. Don’t wait to buy.
Yet another Bitcoin pricing model. This guy has a million followers on Twitter.
This is bad news - coming after this year, a further 16% increase in home prices will cause acceleration of inflation in all other commodities, since homes are so central to the economy. Wages will have to increase - I don’t know how employers can get away with giving the standard 2-3% raise.
I hope Bay Area home prices don’t appreciate 16% - a modest 4-5% is sufficient.
Go ahead and dump all your money in Bitcoin . I am sticking with RE. Let’s see who wins. Think about it. What are all these crypto kings going to do with their ill gotten gains?
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FIFY. That’s the impression I got reading tweets and views of pundits. The consensus is nothing beat the returns of BTC and TSLA.
Should include years to know how quick the return was got
Lol got it didn’t see 10 yr. I was trying to see how much time each took to achieve 200% or any any min threshold from the day it was publicly traded.
Crypto and stocks drive real estate, not the other way around imo. Take profit in crypto, buy real estate when crypto/stocks crash. 
To me, staying in a highly liquid asset in the all time high (of everything) environment is a better strategy if you can keep up with it.
Since BTC and TSLA have such great returns over past 10 years, will they lag over the next 10 years? Or will momentum continue to propel them?
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Gardner’s forecasted return is so so for all the five tickers. 7-15% CAGR is average. Hypergrowth stocks are way faster.
Seriously @hanera, are you calling 7-15% CAGR so-so? I would think that’s rather outstanding returns over 10 years - 7% means doubling and 15% means quadrupling of initial investment!
BTC will rise 5,000% in 10 years. The fool misses a zero. But in those 10 years it will crash 80% two or three times.
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Sorry to say, but this is quite frankly, ridiculous.
BTC already has a market cap of $1T. In order to rise 5000% or 50x, the market cap would have to be 50T in 2031. That means $49T has to flow into BTC. That just ain’t happening.
It’s one thing for a 20B market cap to rise 50x to 1T - that is very impressive. But 1T rising to 50T is almost impossible unless there is runaway inflation (I.e., US $ gets massively devalued).
I think BTC rising 3-4x over the next 10 years is possible.
That’s not how it works. The price of the last transaction, which can be just for a fraction of one Bitcoin, determines the market cap. You don’t need 49T of new money to come in.
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Look at past records of these stocks and hyper growth stocks. Over the recent past 10 years, CAGR of S&P index is 15+%. Time has changed with constant printing of dollar. Unless Fed change its habit, expect similar return of index. IMHO, if you can’t get at least 15%, stick with index.