the cac mamba
Veteran
this is awesome
i'm not making the same mistakes i made when it crashed for covid. buying this all the way down

Good thing about long term investments is u buy on the dips and enjoy the ride up in a few years. Volatility dont mean shyt to me anymorethis is awesomei'm not making the same mistakes i made when it crashed for covid. buying this all the way down
Good thing about long term investments is u buy on the dips and enjoy the ride up in a few years. Volatility dont mean shyt to me anymore
trying to figure out what i want to buy more of...google, amazon, salesforce, adobe or four![]()
I wish I put more into PLTR. I got in at 21.68$RKLB, $NU, $PLTR, $HIMS, $GRAB, $SOFI $HOOD
I seriously hope these 7 companies can push me towards early retirement in decade. I am well balanced over all 7
You are one of the dumbest people on this site. Every place you end up on here has to suffer through your lack of IQ. The fact you can’t spell scrounging combined with laughing at 10% of the worldwide stock market as if that’s a small amount sums you up perfectly.The top 1% owns 50-55% of the stock market
the top 9% owns 35%
And you all are scaping and scrouging for the roughly 10% that's left.![]()
You are one of the dumbest people on this site. Every place you end up on here has to suffer through your lack of IQ. The fact you can’t spell scrounging combined with laughing at 10% of the worldwide stock market as if that’s a small amount sums you up perfectly.
Trading allowed me to put down a deposit on my first home, which I was able to use the equity to later purchase 2 liquor stores.
Laughing at something you don’t understand or people trying to better their position in life is as lame as it gets.
Either you’re trading wrong or don’t understand it. Not a single person in here has been ‘wiped out‘. I think you’ll even find the opposite, the dip encourages buying.1. I type mostly on my phone and don’t care about spelling. If the autocorrect don’t fix it oh well.
2. Your situation is still a small percentage of the 10% that’s left. When economic collapses happen in the market people like me and you get wiped out. Game over. We assume more risk based on shear capital alone.
How you don’t understand that is laughable to me.
Either you’re trading wrong or don’t understand it. Not a single person in here has been ‘wiped out‘. I think you’ll even find the opposite, the dip encourages buying.
Are you saying when the market goes down that those with millions or more invested are fine? Your whole post is nonsense.
You can’t put us in the 10% but then also compare what happens to that 10% to those you see as outside the 10%.
Can you point me to some examples of people being ‘wiped out’ in the recent market slump?
Try and pick a point and make coherent post.
What are you even arguing. I quoted you because you came in here laughing at people investing for their futures. Now you’re referencing 2008. At what point do you just admit you came in here and made a stupid comment.You have long term investors and you have short term investors a lot of short term investors lose money
And during the financial collapse in 2008 a lot of people lost everything.
SO it really depends on your mentality and strategy, but a lot of people see the stock market as a way to come up fast which involves a lot of rights.
not to mention, retail traders and betting against high speed trading algorithms and people that has access to 1000 times the information.
I came up during COVID by buying up stock in a lot of companies that dipped in value. I made a lot of money off of Hertz after they restructured. But those are rare moments when the playing field is even.