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>>30264690
>PLUG is a scam
My lack of shock is because hydrogen was never viable due to fundamental physical reasons.
Imagine the shock.

Remember that every time you see red, it could have been worse and you could have bought GME at the top.

>>12116008
My only regret is I bought AMD yesterday based on feelings instead of based on technical analysis. That did cost me some gains, although I'm still green. Oh well, lesson learned.

That said, AMD is overbought right now, so watch it go down sooner or later this day.

>>7887513
Why do you talk to morons or shills?
Do you know they thrive for attention?
They carve it, need it to validate their pathetic existence.
Associating with the lowlife is unbecoming of a XLM Investor.
>$100 EOY

>>7862820
Guess they got liquidated

What about general living advice?

Also: do any of you pricks have mortage advice.

So I'm a total newbie at trading, and even economics for that matter.

I've seen the gas prices drop, and I've been seeing posts like "this will destroy some smaller oil companies".

So I was thinking, if the smaller businesses go bankrupt in all this, the bigger ones that will survive will be able to become even bigger afterwards.

Is that possible? And if so, doesn't that just make this the perfect time to buy stocks in something like Royal Dutch Shell, or BP?

Or is that not how this game works?
Just a random thought I had.