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Once I accepted the crash I felt a lot better. I lost 90 bucks and am now holding bags, but it would have been so much worse if I had bought the dip. 90 bucks is fine really and my overall budget for January was still in the black because I didn't really buy a lot of stuff besides food, and even then I spent less on food than previous months. When the pandemic is over and people go back to the theaters, I'll cash out then and see if there is enough left over to buy some tendies from the local supermarket and maybe a bottle of ranch. Best of luck to all the other anons, and I hope no one got in deeper than they could afford without an exit strategy. This was my first time ever trading and I really learned a lot.

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m8 I made plenty of money on the market over the last year, but you're a fucking idiot if you think what happened was a fair and equal playing ground. I happened to do well among all the plebeians, but the uber rich dealt in insider trading, dumping on foreknowledge of things, buying up shares of businesses that the law then practically forced monopolization on. I can ride decent gains as a casual investor paying more attention than the average joe schmoe, but I also saw enough to know that wasn't a fair match.