Shervin Pishevar Tweets Are Not That Strange According To Some Investors

Shervin Pishevar knows how to make money investing in startups. In some investment circles, Shervin Pishevar is the gold standard when it comes to picking startups with a bright future. Pishevar was one of the first people to believe in Uber. His $26 million beat on Uber is now worth $5 billion. And his decision to hook up with pal Elon Musk to build Hyperloop One is another investment people are talking about. If Pishevar can turn that transportation dream into a reality, people will be able to travel from San Francisco to Los Angeles in 35 minutes.

Pishevar other investments in Dollar Shave Club, Slack, and Warby Parker are giving him more credibility in the investment world. So when he began a 21-hour tweet storm after being underground for five months, his investment followers were happy to hear from him. They now know he still has the energy and the resolve to let people know the U.S. economy is not as strong as Trump and his administration say it is. Shervin Pishevar’s 50 message tweetstorm is a warning not a group of predictions, according to some investors. Investors know the U.S. stock market and other markets around the world are overvalued. Shervin Pishevar put that fact in simple terms in a tweet. And when he sent a tweet about the bond market losing its safe-haven appeal, investors knew he was warning them to buy gold instead. Shervin is strategically pulling his money out of stocks and he is putting it into the gold market.

Investors weren’t surprised when Shervin said China is beating the U.S. in the infrastructure race. And they weren’t surprised when he sent a tweet warning them about Silicon Valley. Silicon Valley is losing its startup mojo, according to Shervin Pishevar. Other states and countries are producing startups that have enormous potential, according to Pishevar. He said entrepreneurship doesn’t have borders.

The Bitcoin crash isn’t over, according to another Pishevar tweet. And Shervin thinks corporations like Amazon, Apple, and Microsoft are too big and too powerful. The Shervin Pishevar tweeting rant wasn’t a knee-jerk type rant. Pishevar wanted to let people know he never left the Investment game. He’s making headlines like Trump, but in a tamer tweeting way.