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Summary of InvestAnswer's Posts

Date: 26 Nov 2024 - 1 Dec 📈

Microstrategy:

MSTR vs SOL:

Both have done well this cycle. In fact, SOL has a slight edge but once MSTR is above 400 the performance is the same. From here - it depends on how high we go if a crazy spike in BTC goes beyond IA’s targets. Profit taking is prudent; however - if it is a slow grind up with more nation state adoption it is worth holding.

⁠portfolio-management⁠

Selling:

IA is not selling MSTR until 2025 for tax reasons. Gains are insane.

Tesla:

Gary Black:

TSLA analyst Gary black has deleted several tweets regarding his asset management portfolio team selling the very bottom of TSLA stock.

Buying TSLA Leaps:

IA would buy TESLA leaps in the low 300s. Low VIX is needed to make them affordable. (UPDATE TSLA is now $370 so low 300's may never happen again)

Tesla:

Retirement Bag 2023 and Rotation:

IA was messaged over 100 times about deploying new capital for a new retire on cocktail portfolio for DEC 2024. However; he is not brave enough to make such a video when markets are frothy right now. SOL and MSTR are both up staggering 15x from the bottom. TSLA hasn’t moved much and IA plans to be rotating out of crypto into TSLA. IA intentionally makes retire on videos when prices are more attractive

REM billions are made in the bear.

Price Expectations:

IA tends to invest in assets that will at least do a 3x in the short term. IA sees TSLA outperforming BTC here.

VIP TIPS FOR Retiring Early:

IA recommends those who are looking to retire early and trade to control burn. Once you can control your burn - you can make money in so many different ways including pair trading, selling covered calls, perps, etc.

Staying with the Community:

IA’s original plan was to retire once again late 2025, however - something is urging him to stick around and see what Tesla does over the next five years. That is going to be one hell of a party and of course nation states and treasuries for Bitcoin. However; IA cannot continue at this pace for seven days a week, so he will need to slow down. It is either on or off there is no in between for him.

Newbie:

For a newbie just starting, IA would use DCAS to stack assets and 12HR ATR chart to trade.

MSTR Covered Call:

IA tried to sell a covered call at 540 on MSTR last week but it moved too fast at the open and the options market was not providing fills.

Comments

HdogstackingTSLA

Appreciate all you have done James and team! Hope you can stay on for 2 videos a week and some patreon updates. Very glad I found this community 6 months ago.

Isara Sukasem

When IA retires, its like losing a dear friend. Been following you since 2023 and watch ur vid everyday. Learnt a lot from you so thank you so much. You will be missed but please do not retire and post less vids so you can enjoy your time with fam etc.

Double D

James your the best and thank you and I am the same it’s on or off for me

Dijon

James, thank you! Appreciate all that you do. Take care of you! Life is precious. From one of your ♀️ senior members, 🌺

BeKind-!

James … I am also a qualified coach- TO slow down is to speed up my friend you have nothing to prove to anyone! Health is wealth

CateS

Have loved watching your show Jame’s from the beginning, would seriously miss your wonderful personality and brilliant insight to investing, but also understand if you want to go let’s hope it’s not too soon 🦋🦋🦋

Geronimo

Why James cant do it like this 7 days a week until day he dies? Trump is, Elon is, high performers never retire. - NoDaysOffTeam

Maine McEachern

Sticking around for/with us for 5 more years James? That would be awesome; you're a lifeline for so many! But we also want you to enjoy optimal physical, mental and emotional health, so please do what you need to do to strike that work-life balance as you glide into retirement.

Tango n wine

My same sentiments. He's the most amazing person ever; however, I get concerned with his health keeping this pace up, as well as enjoying and being with his family. I can't get enough of him, but i understand him having other things in his life.

Tango n wine

I can't thank you James and the team enough for truly changing my life, and your alpha and energy is second to none. Listening to you is the highlight of my day, and no one gives me the comfort you do when all hell breaks loose in the market, let alone the guidance on what to do. I only wish I would've found you sooner. It would be heart breaking to have you leave; however, I truly understand you having a life, family, hobbies and other things that are so important to your life, especially your health, and that does concern me. I would hate for anything to happen to you. You're a precious soul James and all I wish is for you to be as happy as you can. You deserve the best of the best! Perhaps you would consider videos maybe just 3 days a week or something very manageable that would allow you to enjoy everything else in your life. I'll take whatever you're willing to give. I will be forever grateful to you and the team. I have utmost respect and appreciation for you. Love you lots!!!

Maine McEachern

James and Elon are high performing workaholics for sure. Trump not so much. Analyses of his schedules indicate that his official day usually began later than those of his predecessors. On average, his first appointment was at 11:11 a.m., the latest start time for any president since 1933. His last meeting typically concluded around 5:13 p.m. A significant portion of Trump’s schedule was designated as “Executive Time,” periods that were unstructured and reportedly used for activities like watching television, making phone calls, and tweeting. In the latter part of his presidency, a whopping ~60% of his working hours were allocated to “Executive Time.” Trump spent a considerable amount of time at his personal properties. On average, he visited one of his properties on two days of every week of his presidency. Estimates also suggest that Trump played golf approximately 261 times during his four-year term, averaging about one round every 5.6 days. He spent a little over a quarter of his presidency, around 380 of his 1,461 days in office, on personal trips. Not quite the stats of an IA or Tesla CEO.

Maine McEachern

I hear you Dash of Sass. I’m so grateful for James and the IA team and only regret not discovering him sooner. The financial freedom we could now be embracing!