Probably not, last time (~4 years ago) it went ~75% down, so now it most probably will go to max 15k.
*Past performance may not be indicative of future results.
Yes, that's why I wrote "probably".
That seems like some wishful induction.
Yeah, now compare the macro situation of 2018 to what we've got now (inflation, high interest rates, war, liquidity drying up, etc).
If Saylor is forced to liquidate, it could create a lot of pain. Hopefully his cashflows remain stable enough. Of course, we'll see what happens when the next recession hits.
I agree. I think we're looking at it stabilizing somewhere around $7,500.