Heis like a huge Internet investor and a basketball team owner. He knows whatâs up.
âPick the brokerage with the strongest balance sheet. What ruined it on RH is that they didnt have enough cash to deal with the growth in accounts, margin loans and volatility. The EXACT SAME THING will happen at the next broker if you dont make sure they have a MULTI-TRILLION dollar balance sheet to be able to handle these kind of circumstancesâ âAnd there will be class action suits. And they will be combined and they will win and you will get a check for less than $10â
âThat said, you will do all this again. You will go after WS and the next time you will be smarter. There was only one thing that messed you all up:â
âRobinHood and the other zero commission brokers that everyone used didnt have enough capital to fund the fight. They let you down in a big way. When you load back up, fight a broker with TRILLIONS OF DOLLARS in assets on their balance sheet. Someone that can be there when the fight starts and wont blink an eye. No disruption is easy or happens in a straight line. Stay with it. I am a believerâ
Uncle Mark Cuban goes on Reddit for 2 hours and then on CNBC defending the apes (thatâs a joke) â> KING!
âWe go out and we get long and we get loud because everybody wants that price to go up because it gives them an outlet to sell it. And I dont see any difference between that and what WallStreetBets is doing.â
âItâs supply and demand⊠This is nothing new.â
âThe narratives that we create to sell stocks. P/E, discounted cash flow. These are all subjectives⊠That doesnât necessarily hold in a digital environment the same way it did in the past.â
âThey used to trade salt for gold too, things change.â
âHow people value assets is changing in a low interest rate environment.â
Barclays aum its around 500 billion, no where near the multi trillion dollar aum you told us a broker needs to have. You dont seem to know of one yourself?
"Cuban, who made billions of dollars during the dot-com boom, said he believes those online investors have gained valuable knowledge from the short squeeze, as well as from the volatile cryptocurrency market. âI think this is real,â said the âShark Tankâ investor and owner of the NBAâs Dallas Mavericks.
âI think now that theyâve recognized their power and now that theyâve learned some lessons, weâre going to get more of it, not less of it,â he added. âItâs not going to be a set of circumstances where all these people lost money, theyâre going to go home with their tail between their legs and theyâre never going to do this again.â
"Cuban said he believes a larger shift is afoot among younger investors. Not only do they obtain their information through different channels online, Cuban said he thinks they may also approach valuations with an alternative mindset after growing up âwith an iPhone their entire lives.â
âThey put a premium on items that are digital,â he said. âThe idea that a digital trading card or digital artwork could have more value than something tangible in our minds, or physical, would be inconceivable to many people yet to Gen Z, thatâs what makes perfect sense.â
âWhen it comes to stocks itâs the same thing,â Cuban said, suggesting there may be less of an emphasis on traditional valuation metrics such as a price-earnings ratio. He said his perspective has been altered by the crypto market, where some investors have adopted the buy-and-hold mantra known as âHODL.â