Anthony Pompliano

I got a lot of time on my hands.

Okay, well, we're all gonna have a lot of time on our hands when AI takes all of our jobs.

So you're ahead of the curve.

Where can people go to subscribe to these?

One is about health and HRV.

The other is about markets and technology and kind of what you're seeing there.

Jordy Visser, everybody.

Do you have views on where Bitcoin goes over the next two or three years?

All right, Dan.

I read online that the stock market's over.

They just said, hey, software's over.

You've been a bull.

Why do you think so many people want to see these American software companies fail?

It's like every time that there is a potential excuse, they all start selling, they all start saying it's over.

Is it just that pessimists sound smart and everyone wants to sound smart?

Now, the other thing that I think is really interesting is we get these drawdowns.

They happen every year, but somehow we have amnesia.

We forget that they happen on the intra-year basis, but you're calling for a 20% 2026 tech stock return.

What do you think the broader S&P would do in that environment?

When you think about AI and Bitcoin, are these two things tied together?