Sounds good 🤙

But past chart performance is no guarantee of company strength, or of ongoing momentum.

I'm in MSTR for the Bitcoin yield, mostly in the long run, though I may trim some this year sometime. I have a high confidence they will continue to increase their bitcoin per share for years to come, and that their stock price will at various times in the future be able to afford me more bitcoin than I could have gotten for the same cost basis.

Investing is best played as a long term game. Bitcoin is best played even longer-term. I am unsure how long NVIDIA can maintain its momentum in the short to medium term should stock sentiment sour this year, though the company seems very well positioned for the long run with its brand recognition, the network effects surrounding it, and its capital investments and human capital.

If you need something stable that is likely to preserve your portfolio's overall purchasing power in the short term, consider finding a hedge that is uncorrelated with Bitcoin and the broader stock market. That's usually where a job providing income comes in, out of which I personally would be saving most of my unspent cash into bitcoin and a smaller portion toward stocks. There are also other stocks out there that are likely to do decently well in a bear market, which is how value investors a la Benjamin Graham do things. But sometimes just holding onto our butts and riding the market is the best approach.