It's the same argument about people that bought a Dell computer way back when instead of investing that $1500 in Dell stock. My wife wanted a Peloton bike. I bought her a Peloton bike and I also invested in their stock. The stock did very little for 6 months. Then creeped up a little. Then shot up a lot. Made enough on the stock to pay for a bunch of bikes. I don't see the ceiling that Dell or Apple or MS have but who knows.
The people that bought Telsas might wish they invested that money in the stock instead of the car. I remember hearing Amazon radio commercials claiming they're the world's biggest bookstore. Didn't think investing in an online bookstore would be so beneficial. Also, I remember hearing about a guy that paid for a pizza with Bitcoin. Turns out that much Bitcoin would be worth millions dollars today.
May 22, 2018 marks the eight-year anniversary of the first Bitcoin transaction, in which a Florida man paid for two pizzas with the cryptocurrency. The day has become part of folklore, not because of the transaction, but more the price: the man in question paid 10,000 Bitcoins, which today is worth over $80 million, for the two pizzas.
The people that bought Telsas might wish they invested that money in the stock instead of the car. I remember hearing Amazon radio commercials claiming they're the world's biggest bookstore. Didn't think investing in an online bookstore would be so beneficial. Also, I remember hearing about a guy that paid for a pizza with Bitcoin. Turns out that much Bitcoin would be worth millions dollars today.
May 22, 2018 marks the eight-year anniversary of the first Bitcoin transaction, in which a Florida man paid for two pizzas with the cryptocurrency. The day has become part of folklore, not because of the transaction, but more the price: the man in question paid 10,000 Bitcoins, which today is worth over $80 million, for the two pizzas.