/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>27312108
>Just turned 21
>Literal autist
>Tried of being a wageslave
>Remember stocks are a thing
>Dump almost all my money into GME
>Proceed to get more cash than all my coworkers combined from doing literally nothing
I can't tell if this is a whitepill or a blackpill. On one hand all my years of work were for nothing and I could've spent all my time just gambling on stocks and crypto and not only would I have made more but I would've been happier to boot. On the other hand this is a fun alternative to working that actually gives me enough cash to not only survive, but thrive. I'm in love. Even losing money is fun in it's own special way. I love watching my number rise, the graphs flowing, the thrill of a rise, and the rush of a fall. I feel bad for all my wageslave coworkers that scoff at the thought of doing stocks or cypto. "oh, that's too much like gambling. I don't like the thought of risking my cash to make a small profit". These poor souls don't know just how good it can be.

>>27190513
I genuinely dont understand why the SEC would let the hedgefunds position themselves like this. I thought they were memeing at first, but this GME thing could actually break the system. And it wont be because of the GME share price. It'll be because the hedgefunds are fucking gambling with options at a scale that can shatter the entire fucking market. This is insanity.

>>27050187
>t. some faggot that bought in at 300, sold for 150 because he's mentally weak and easy to manipulate,and is now lashing out at others that are doing this to stick it to Wall Street even if it means losing thousands
I bought in at $200, so worst case scenario I'm going to lose about 4 months worth of savings Best case scenario is I destroy Wall Street. I'd say this is worth it.

>>26738517
Then I guess we're selling at 30k bare minimum.