Buy What They’ll Love Tomorrow 📈 (Not Today)

16 Feb 2026 · 1 min
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In this brief commentary, Chris Haroun invokes Wayne Gretzky’s famous quote about skating where the puck will be to argue that successful investing requires buying assets before they become popular, not after they have already attracted mass interest. He applies this forward‑looking mindset to Bitcoin, noting that its Relative Strength Index (RSI) is just under 20, which he interprets as a sign of undervaluation. Haroun also distinguishes between “broken charts” (price patterns that look weak) and “broken investments” (fundamentally unsound assets), stating he prefers the former because the underlying investment is not truly broken. The overall message is to avoid buying assets that everyone already loves, as that limits upside potential.

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