I do not know Ur 1st Name so please excuse me. Let me just say this: I’m old. 70. But, have enjoyed the privilege of a good life because I was too F‘ing conservative during the raging Bull markets since ‘87 but, never lost my shirt because I was never fully invested ( hedged et cetera) although being deeply involved capital markets since ‘87. Leverage was / is / a should be considered as a 4 letter work ( take Ur pick). Ok. So, Ur not a billionaire or, a multi-millionaire but, you can’t take that paper to Heaven & you don’t need to ( also should not in my view) pass it into the next generation because it makes them weak. Buffett’s philosophy was a God send. Am not sure where Saylor comes from but, a store of value it is not.
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I do not know Ur 1st Name so please excuse me. Let me just say this: I’m old. 70. But, have enjoyed the privilege of a good life because I was too F‘ing conservative during the raging Bull markets since ‘87 but, never lost my shirt because I was never fully invested ( hedged et cetera) although being deeply involved capital markets since ‘87. Leverage was / is / a should be considered as a 4 letter work ( take Ur pick). Ok. So, Ur not a billionaire or, a multi-millionaire but, you can’t take that paper to Heaven & you don’t need to ( also should not in my view) pass it into the next generation because it makes them weak. Buffett’s philosophy was a God send. Am not sure where Saylor comes from but, a store of value it is not.
It's like Buffett says: "Rational people don't risk what they have and need for what they don't have and don't need".
Jack Bogle's book, "Enough", should be required reading for investors. No wonder Buffett admired Bogle so much. (review of Enough here: https://rationalwalk.com/jack-bogle-crusader-for-investment-professionalism/)