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THE ONE
you're right but we shall see. I don't disagree with you. I am being very optimistic as I want the money
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you're right but we shall see. I don't disagree with you. I am being very optimistic as I want the money
If this somehow goes to 1k you will see pandemonium in the streets you hear me?
if we hit a dollar
Neo. The Only. The One.
THE ONE
I dont mean per stock. I was talking about my profits
If this thing got to 1k a stock, you might as well call me Pandemoniumtheflyingone
cause I would ack a fool
Meaning?
They saying to hold on and wait for Asia to catch up in the early AM. We might see .10c
Malik1time
What you looking at?
im late to the party again...........
nikka its .04 you can still buyim late to the party again...........
King
The black man is always targeted.
You early to the next one breh, you don’t have any skin in the game sohh you’ll already be looking for the next oneim late to the party again...........
Meaning?
You would have a whole new crop of millionaires out here. But the run up would be crazy, people would take out 2nd mortgages and cash out their life insurance to buy in if it was shooting up like that.
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This mufukka took a second mortgage out on his parent's home and ain't told them shyt
REAL ESTATE
22-year-old risked parents’ mortgage on GameStop: ‘You only live once’
By Mary K. Jacob
January 28, 2021 | 4:50pm
Jack West took out a second mortgage to invest in GameStop, AMC stocks.Jack West/SOPA Images/LightRocket via Gett
Jack West bet it all when he took out a second mortgage from his parents’ to invest in GameStop and AMC stocks.
The next day, the 22-year-old Indiana native nearly lost it all after Robinhood — the trading app meant to “democratize finance” — halted the trades.
Fueled by Reddit users collectively taking on the Wall Street elites by betting on retail stocks that hedge fund managers usually short, the stock market went into a frenzy on Wednesday, Jan. 27.
But according to West, his intention was “to live in the moment,” and take a stand against the Wall Street establishment.
“As of right now I am terrified, but optimistic,” West told The Post, adding that his parents have no clue about his decision to take out a second mortgage on their behalf. West apparently made the move on Monday via a zoom call (without the camera on) with his hometown bank and the money took a couple of days to kick in.
“I bought into the hype. Why not? You only live once,” West said. “Value investing isn’t a thing anymore, and it’s really all about the hype.”
SEE ALSO
Why GameStop is surging and what it means for the stock market
West invested nearly $70,000 into the GameStop and AMC Theatres stocks using his parents’ mortgage as collateral. He was confident that the stock would see large gains.
“I am afraid right now,” West revealed. “Everything is changing by the minute.”
“Unfortunately, we can see again today that the free market isn’t free and once again our economy revolves around saving the rich.”
GameStop ($GME) went up to $530 a share, only to plummet down to $238 on Thursday after Robinhood, Ameritrade and others halted the trades.
“I feel like this is a monumental day in the trading industry to show that modern economic theory regarding it all can be proven wrong,” West said. “Robinhood was a reputable app (not anymore as of this morning). These are the consequences of investing in stocks that don’t follow their true value.”
REAL ESTATE
22-year-old risked parents’ mortgage on GameStop: ‘You only live once’
By Mary K. Jacob
January 28, 2021 | 4:50pm
Jack West took out a second mortgage to invest in GameStop, AMC stocks.Jack West/SOPA Images/LightRocket via Gett
Jack West bet it all when he took out a second mortgage from his parents’ to invest in GameStop and AMC stocks.
The next day, the 22-year-old Indiana native nearly lost it all after Robinhood — the trading app meant to “democratize finance” — halted the trades.
Fueled by Reddit users collectively taking on the Wall Street elites by betting on retail stocks that hedge fund managers usually short, the stock market went into a frenzy on Wednesday, Jan. 27.
But according to West, his intention was “to live in the moment,” and take a stand against the Wall Street establishment.
“As of right now I am terrified, but optimistic,” West told The Post, adding that his parents have no clue about his decision to take out a second mortgage on their behalf. West apparently made the move on Monday via a zoom call (without the camera on) with his hometown bank and the money took a couple of days to kick in.
“I bought into the hype. Why not? You only live once,” West said. “Value investing isn’t a thing anymore, and it’s really all about the hype.”
SEE ALSO
Why GameStop is surging and what it means for the stock market
West invested nearly $70,000 into the GameStop and AMC Theatres stocks using his parents’ mortgage as collateral. He was confident that the stock would see large gains.
“I am afraid right now,” West revealed. “Everything is changing by the minute.”
“Unfortunately, we can see again today that the free market isn’t free and once again our economy revolves around saving the rich.”
GameStop ($GME) went up to $530 a share, only to plummet down to $238 on Thursday after Robinhood, Ameritrade and others halted the trades.
“I feel like this is a monumental day in the trading industry to show that modern economic theory regarding it all can be proven wrong,” West said. “Robinhood was a reputable app (not anymore as of this morning). These are the consequences of investing in stocks that don’t follow their true value.”
This mufukka took a second mortgage out on his parent's home and ain't told them shyt
REAL ESTATE
22-year-old risked parents’ mortgage on GameStop: ‘You only live once’
By Mary K. Jacob
January 28, 2021 | 4:50pm
Jack West took out a second mortgage to invest in GameStop, AMC stocks.Jack West/SOPA Images/LightRocket via Gett
Jack West bet it all when he took out a second mortgage from his parents’ to invest in GameStop and AMC stocks.
The next day, the 22-year-old Indiana native nearly lost it all after Robinhood — the trading app meant to “democratize finance” — halted the trades.
Fueled by Reddit users collectively taking on the Wall Street elites by betting on retail stocks that hedge fund managers usually short, the stock market went into a frenzy on Wednesday, Jan. 27.
But according to West, his intention was “to live in the moment,” and take a stand against the Wall Street establishment.
“As of right now I am terrified, but optimistic,” West told The Post, adding that his parents have no clue about his decision to take out a second mortgage on their behalf. West apparently made the move on Monday via a zoom call (without the camera on) with his hometown bank and the money took a couple of days to kick in.
“I bought into the hype. Why not? You only live once,” West said. “Value investing isn’t a thing anymore, and it’s really all about the hype.”
SEE ALSO
Why GameStop is surging and what it means for the stock market
West invested nearly $70,000 into the GameStop and AMC Theatres stocks using his parents’ mortgage as collateral. He was confident that the stock would see large gains.
“I am afraid right now,” West revealed. “Everything is changing by the minute.”
“Unfortunately, we can see again today that the free market isn’t free and once again our economy revolves around saving the rich.”
GameStop ($GME) went up to $530 a share, only to plummet down to $238 on Thursday after Robinhood, Ameritrade and others halted the trades.
“I feel like this is a monumental day in the trading industry to show that modern economic theory regarding it all can be proven wrong,” West said. “Robinhood was a reputable app (not anymore as of this morning). These are the consequences of investing in stocks that don’t follow their true value.”
mfers are nuts.