I dont see how CINE is a great idea, the answer to any question is this a good stock is if theres efficiency gained by that business now or in the future or how is it unique and required by the world. It tripled from the lows, its a gamble so recover the original capital when the gamble pays off.
Great for the FTSE if weak currency also means commodities rise though ultimately UK imports energy and its a rising cost for other business, there are knock on effects.
SOLO seems like an even less practical Smart Car
Toyota made an electric car years ago, all the big brands have the potential to provide at least some boring normal but high selling provision in this category to meet the changing world and emission laws. Kudos to people who understand why the heck TSLA would be especially more worthy, growing faster and with some advantageous leverage over all competitors to justify its future estimated valuation. Part of TSLA is the tax advantage they gain via government I think, so thats USA but does that work also for China and India who are the real target market for any car maker surely.
They money is all in bank accounts.
Sell bitcoin and the money moves from someone else's account to your account, the same is true for stock.
Stocks and FIAT are part of the fractional reserve system with leverage and monetary expansion its not defined exactly how much money exists in various forms but it expands and contracts as I understand it. BTC at least only has a set schedule and I think this explains partly why the price explodes upwards, almost any other commodity will see expansion in supply in response to higher prices but not BTC.
Im bullish on gold for example because its definitely got rising supply but it takes such a massive effort and time to go through a full cycle of operating an actual profitable mine; so on balance supply lags demand greatly.
Reminds me of the Sirus mine dilemma, it will be profitable massively at some point as surely as we need food grown its got a sellable product to retail but the giant costs to reaching that point made it untenable shorter term unfortunately. So anyway every commodity has some dynamic to it with costs invested vs demand, BTC is about security, personal capitalism vs centralism and the fall of the dollar standard global reserve system; which is an inevitable decline unless the whole politics spectrum alters its course away from fiscal deficits and its likely too late for that.
