January 08, 2022

The 3 reasons why Plan B stock-to-flow model is not reliable.

30 minutes

Daniele Bernardi is the founder and CEO of Diaman Partners. Diaman Partners is a Fintech asset management company. Daniele recently wrote an article in Cointelegraph entitled “The three reasons why Plan B stock-to-flow model is not reliable.” In this podcast we discuss

1. what stock to flow is

2. the weakness of the model

3. the usefulness of the model

4. other models and other factors

5. Daniele’s predictions going forward

timestamps:

00:27 Introduction

01:41 Stock to Flow (S2F) definition

10:08 Weakness of S2F

18:20 Usefulness of the model

21:49 Other models, other factors

24:23. Price prediction

Links

https://www.diamanpartners.com/

https://www.digital-asset.fund/

https://www.linkedin.com/in/danielebernardi/

https://cointelegraph.com/news/three-reasons-why-planb-s-stock-to-flow-model-is-not-reliable

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