Graham Stephan
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12:35Now PlayingLets talk about the recent stock trading ban, why Bitcoin could reach past $100,000, why Zillow stopped buying homes, and why the tech market is selling off - Enjoy! Add me on Instagram: GPStephan
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BITCOIN:
The Founder of Fundstrat, Tom Lee, says that, he believes, Bitcoin could surge to $168,000 by the end of the year for two reasons:
Number one, a Futures Traded ETF is very likely to pave the way to a traditional ETF that directly holds and tracks the price of Bitcoin…allowing everyday investors to buy and hold it, without worrying about storing it themselves and keeping it safe. That would lead to a significant inflow of money into Bitcoin that, otherwise, would sit on the sidelines because they don’t know the first thing about how to buy it
And SECOND…as of now, only a fraction of investors currently own Cryptocurrency. When you compare that throughout the sea of other investments in existence…cryptocurrency still makes up an extremely small portion of liquid investments…dwarfed by the size of both Gold, and Art. Tom Lee’s analysis believes that, as more people buy in from mainstream acceptance…demand will far outstrip supply, and the price will reach $168,000 before finding an equilibrium.
ZILLOW IN REAL ESTATE:
They're is a massive company that could afford to spend money for YEARS before ever becoming an issue…but, their biggest blockage, here…wasn’t that they thought the real estate market had peaked…instead, they claimed it was because labor and supply shortages that made it impossible for them to fix and re-list homes as quickly as they would want.
After all, if Zillow buys a home - and that home needs a light remodel - Zillow can’t afford to wait an extra 12 weeks for the next flooring shipment to arrive, while the home sits empty collecting dust and accruing interest, property taxes, and insurance….in real estate, every single day the home sits empty is extra money being lost…and, when Zillow can’t efficiently remodel and flip homes as fast as they can…the entire business model stops working.
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