Crypto-Edu.

It never ceases to amaze me the emotions that $TLSA and $NVDA create in the bulls and the bears. It's a war of philosophies and worldviews, and not really about the stocks themselves, obviously. I think the world is going to split between those who want technology to prevail and those who don't and want things to stay the same, or even revert to a past memory of simpler times. It's the same divide we see in those who invest in tech and those that look for "value". However, the results have shown that over the last 30 years, technology has outperformed any other strategy ...over time. But this is clearly not about results. This divide is likely going to be larger than the current "left vs right" as The Exponential Age begins to accelerate and this divide may well define the next 30 years. I don't see how it will be stopped and thus don't see how it won't create more emotional conflict, if you let it. To be fair, not everyone who dislikes TSLA or NVDA stock is driven by philosophy. Stocks go up, stocks go down, and the casino rightly allows you to profit or lose accordingly. However, the long-term trends have been tough to fight thus far... and most people who are bullish or bearish now, have been so over the last 7+ years... Also, whether you agree or disagree with the CEO/Founders worldview is not a reason for emotion in investing. Emotional investing is a surefire way to lose money. Yes, you also might think Elon or Jensen are showmen, but it's tough to bet against people who capture attention and memetics too. Markets are all about attention and storytelling; don't ever believe otherwise... Ask yourself why you react to a number on a screen or a company that just sells stuff, and reflect on it. It will reveal more than you think about yourself, regardless of which side you fall on... The same applies to crypto, EV/Green energy, Oil and Gas, banks, gold, the Dollar, etc. They are all hugely polarising based on philosophy, not opportunity. You know which side of the fence I sit on, but my view is driven by the biggest trend of our lifetimes... the exponential growth of technology and its outperformance vs the market overall. Let the big-picture trend be your friend...and best leave your emotions at the door.