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Morgan Stanley recommend 3% to 4% BTC and Crypto (Patreon)

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2025-10-05 22:49:09
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Morgan Stanley's Global Investment Committee views Bitcoin as a scarce commodity akin to digital gold.

Recommended cryptocurrency allocations start at 0% for wealth preservation and income profiles, rising to 2% for balanced, 3% for market growth, and 4% for opportunistic growth.

Morgan Stanley oversees $8.2 trillion in client assets across wealth and investment management.

Net net HUGE NEWS!

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Marthyn

Everything supporting the power law

Chewie

If their clients listen, would be huge. Wonder how many in which category

murrayp4

0% for wealth preservation? That’s negligent

This thing is sooo scarce!

0% for wealth preservation?? that will trick many lower net worth individuals out of it They are so vile..

mrcanning

We live in The Matrix.

Mrs. Owl Feathers

When calculating our % can we include Tesla and MSTR?

David W

Even Jamie Dimon, CEO of JPMorgan Chase, banker to Epstein is recommending the BTC 'pet rock' is sold to his clients.

KiwiTurtle
>>189498222

MSTR is a Bitcoin play, so Yes. TSLA is an AI play, so No (their Treasury holding of Bitcoin is neither here nor there). Note: MSTR is a leveraged Bitcoin play, so if you only wanted a certain % of your portfolio in Bitcoin or crypto, then you might consider that MSTR is likely to outperform BTC on the up, and retrace quicker on the down. NFA. Invest wisely Smart Owl. 🦉

Michael G
>>189493513

They are right, though. You can't recommend something as volatile as Bitcoin for wealth preservation, only low-risk fixed-income products are relevant for that.

Michael G
>>189489987

They are right, though. You can't recommend something as volatile as Bitcoin for wealth preservation, only low-risk fixed-income products are relevant for that.