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53065940 No.53065940 [Reply] [Original]

How do people that says "never selling" make money?

>> No.53065962

>>53065940
they keep the principle but sell the profits. But typing that out every time isn't funny. Glad I could explain this to you. Now kill yourself and go back

>> No.53067973

Tranny Bulgarian detected, when we say never selling we mean we are never selling a single linky. In fact I can't even sell even if I wanted to because my linkies are staked.

>> No.53067997

>>53065940
by staking, the money just appears and they don't have to sell anything

>> No.53068007
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Think of it this way- if a person was buying 12k with cash or credit bitchoin during the 2018 bear market when it was around 3k, how could they have held to 12k in the summer bull of 2019? Or how could they have held to 30k in december 2020? Those .5-2 years of just holding 4~ or so bitcoins to 48-120k. Naturally you'd have to have someone else footing the bill for you.

>> No.53068095

>>53065940

Value vs growth investing. Value investing has you buy things that won’t do a 1000x moon but will reliably throw off cash at a predictable rate. Rentals and divvy stocks are good

>> No.53068109

they don't. that's the point.
they have monetary cuckold fetishes where an obese russian man spends their money right in front of them while they hold a worthless shitcoin

>> No.53068118

>>53065940
We just keep hodling GME

>> No.53069969

>>53065940
They don't make any money.

>> No.53070207

>>53065940
i never understood those stories boomers tell of buying stocks in mega tech companies like microsoft or apple or something while they were just starting out and then now they are set for life.

lets say you did manage to buy 20000 shares of apple, and sold them during their peak at $180. you would have $3.6mill before taxes, that doesnt really seem like you are set for life. and then you would have had to buy all those shares when the company was relatively unknown. you could have bought apple shares before the iphone was invented for around $3, but those 20000 shares would have cost you like $60,000. average household income in the mid2000s wasnt even 50k yet, people would have had to invest a full years salary and then some just to take that gamble.