"I remember lecturing Wall Street guys about Apple in 2011. They said: 'We know you love Apple and think it will beat everything, but if the stock goes up too high, our idea is to sell it and buy other computer companies to diversify your portfolio.' They would actually say that to me! The problem with that strategy is that if Apple dematerializes all these other computers, you won't need any other companies. Apple's going to eat every competitor. Every time you diversify, you'd be selling the winner to buy the losers. So, what's the trick? You find the dominant digital network that's crossed $100 billion in market capitalization. You buy it when it's ten times bigger than the next thing, while everybody tells you you're stupid. You hold it and wait. I swore to myself that if I ever saw this again, I wouldn't write a book; I would simply buy as much of that thing as I could personally and corporately." —Michael Saylor [📖 The Treasury of Michael Saylor, 2025]