Back in '97, Apple was just 90 days away from bankruptcy. Total chaos.
Jobs had been kicked to the curb, the company was bleeding out. No one wanted to touch that stock, which was worth nearly nothing.
Then Steve Jobs made his comeback. Bill Gates, the supposed rival, injected $150 million to keep it afloat. Irony, right?
Retail investors were running from the stock. $AAPL was considered dead, junk. A crazy risk.
What we see now is the result. From almost zero to one of the largest market capitalizations in the world. A brutal asymmetry for those who could withstand the hospital smell.
Today, that same stock can be traded on Binance, without the restrictions of a traditional market for those seeking liquidity and a bit of risk.
The message is clear. The biggest fortunes don’t come from comfort. They are forged in the fires of others' despair. Risk is the price of asymmetry.
How many look at market panic and flee instead of seeking opportunity in the chaos? How many have the stomach for it?
#cacadordeassimetria $aapl $msft $btc