Corporate insiders are dumping stock like mad to give everyone else a chance to make big gains.

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I have a few well-known obsessions. One of them is an abiding puzzlement as to why Cathie D. Wood is ever permitted near a television camera. Indeed, cameras follow her wherever she goes to capture whatever blather she’s got to sputter. I wrote about the latest, her prediction for $2.3 million per Bitcoin, yesterday.
Silver Singularity mentioned the underperformance of ARKK, her main fund. I checked, and, yep, it’s awful. This is the ratio chart of ARKK versus the plain old boring QQQ. Think about it. If she’s so into disruptive tech, why on earth would the QQQ absolutely smoke her? Over the lifetime of ARKK, it has performed HALF as well as the QQQ. HALF!

Sunday evening, Jerome “I’m here for the little people” Powell did a widely-promoted interview on 60 Minutes.

Let’s cut straight to the chase. Cathie “it’s not a bubble” Wood has upped her insane $1 million Bitcoin target price to the batshit-insane level of $2.3 million.

What’s her reason for this? Is it just some crazy-ass number to get attention for a hopeless narcissist? Nope. She says if 20% of all investable assets are allocated to Bitcoin, that’s what the price will do.
