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Where does Michael Saylor get all the money he spends to sate his rampant appetite for Bitcoin? Part of it is retail investors transfixed by MicroStrategy Inc.’s more than 500% rally this year. Another big chunk is coming from hedge funds who care far less where the stock trades.

(Bloomberg) -- Where does Michael Saylor get all the money he spends to sate his rampant appetite for Bitcoin? Part of it is retail investors transfixed by MicroStrategy Inc.'s more than 500% rally this year. Another big chunk is coming from hedge funds who care far less where the stock trades.

(Bloomberg) -- To sate his multibillion dollar rampant appetite for Bitcoin, Michael Saylor has tapped demand from retail investors transfixed by MicroStrategy Inc.'s more than 500% rally this year.

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(Bloomberg) -- From Wall Street funds to small-time day traders, those who dared to bet big on Elon Musk's business empire are closing out the year with hefty payoffs, as Donald Trump's US election win turbocharges the fortunes of the world's richest man.

Musk's support for Trump during the campaign and his appointment to the newly created Department of Government Efficiency have made his enterprises, including Tesla and private unicorns SpaceX and xAI, hot properties.

From Wall Street funds to small-time day traders, those who dared to bet big on Elon Musk's business empire are closing out the year with hefty

Merger-arbitrage investors are eager to turn the page on 2024, as they bet that the incoming administration of President-elect Donald Trump will revive the battered strategy after a year filled with deal delays and busts.

The booming crypto-investment complex left traditional finance in the dust, Argentina’s libertarian president proved his naysayers wrong, and Tesla’s share rally. Here are the 11 wild trades of 2024.

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