/biz/ - Business & Finance

Just a simple man here to tell you that you're not in the wrong for selling when you've made money. I don't care if it's GME, AMC BB or any other stock/cryptocurrency. If you think it's going down and the right decision is to sell, sell. Reddit has turned this whole joke into a vigilante fest where people can pretend they're taking out the bad rich people (they're not) and helping their fellow oppressed working class (they're doing the opposite). /biz/ fell for it. I'm not holding for anybody else. The whole reason I trade is because I don't have to worry about anybody else. Groupthink like this is very dangerous and never leads to profit.

>inb4 robinhood shill
Fuck the kikes over there, they deserve every class action lawsuit that gets thrown at them. My point still stands, nonetheless.

>>1719443
>tfw I make consistent money buying stocks some guy on 4chan said to buy

i have a degree in finance which i'll be completing in 6 months..

only problem is i have little to no finance experience, or any real job experience(except a few retail stores here and there). I was active in the finance club at my school though.

i was unable to secure internships during my junior year and took classes and worked retail in the summer to pay for my summer classes.

I don't know what to do in terms of how to secure an actual job. Applying yielded no results. Anyone been in my situation? Am I fucked? What do I do?