Challenges conventional bond-stock correlation; dismisses complex macro analysis to focus on Bitcoin.

In the 1960s, when the yields were 4.7%, stocks gained 7.8% annually. And this is kind of what I just pointed out here. We have this like, we're kind of told this correlation exists where it's like bonds up, stocks down, risk down, what I understood of it. But if you look at the long-term data, it doesn't seem like there's actually any sort of durable correlation. And this kind of goes back to what I was talking about earlier where it's like, I'm not a bond trading expert. The things that are supposed to happen don't seem to be happening. No one really knows what they're talking about. So I'm just going to focus on my little, you know, magic internet coins in a vacuum. And that's it.