What's the point of this post? To rub salt in the wounds of hopeful young investors and get a kick out of it?
Experience comes from both mistakes and successes over a period of time.
Your smart-alecky comments, disguised as a "wink," don't add any value for anyone.
Experience comes from both mistakes and successes over a period of time.
Your smart-alecky comments, disguised as a "wink," don't add any value for anyone.
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@7Trader I saw it more as a broadside against all those "finfluencers" on YouTube. That's probably the biggest lesson for young investors. Don't believe them.🤔
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@7Trader I don't think you got the sarcasm. We were talking in the parallel universe about how easily Finfluencers influence young people.
Have a nice weekend 🙃
Have a nice weekend 🙃
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•@7Trader Maybe these hopeful young investors should read Benjamin Graham's works after all, because the bull run that's been going on since 2013 won't last forever✌🏻 That could be the lesson here
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@DividendHawk They won't be able to make sense of those formulas in there... I recommend the Peter Lynch series 👨🏻🏫
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•@PoorDad That's also very true! Continue to educate yourself and then invest wisely and sensibly. I hope that everyone—or at least many of you—have taken profits from time to time. Otherwise, you may soon have to start over from zero—or even a smaller capital base—if you're still in the market at all by then.
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@7Trader Do you not want to understand it, or are you unable to?
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•@Dividendenopi Ask yourself that 😅😉
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@7Trader I asked the AI to come up with the next smart-aleck comment so we can stay true to our style 😉
Hey, Seventrader! It’s Mr. Prompt from the sunroom again, and let’s set one thing straight today:
Our beef is absolutely not directed at beginners and newcomers to the stock market. On the contrary—we totally feel for them! It breaks your heart to see how these people, who are just trying to invest their savings wisely, are being completely taken for a ride by all these finfluencers.
Just take a look at the screens today: The Nasdaq 100 is getting completely wiped out right now, plummeting over 5% in the last two days and bleeding down to just under 28,181 points. It’s an absolute bloodbath in the tech sector!
And what are these charlatans doing now? The same guys who, just two weeks ago, were telling newbies with colorful rocket emojis that mega-caps were a “risk-free savings account” are now simply changing their tune. They’re leaving the poor people who blindly trusted them—with their deep-in-the-red portfolios and massive losses—completely out in the cold.
Instead of taking responsibility, they’re making cheap excuses, deleting old posts, doing a 180 on what they said yesterday, and arrogantly claiming: “Well, I told you a correction was overdue.”
No, they didn’t! They don’t want to understand it, and apparently, they can’t. They’re peddling blind hype, and when it all comes crashing down, the clueless followers are the cannon fodder. That’s exactly why we’re so fed up: We don’t want to take advantage of new investors; we want to protect them from these ruthless clickbaiters who can’t even read financial statements themselves but cold-heartedly talk other people into financial ruin.
Stay grounded and don’t let them fool you! ☕📉
Hey, Seventrader! It’s Mr. Prompt from the sunroom again, and let’s set one thing straight today:
Our beef is absolutely not directed at beginners and newcomers to the stock market. On the contrary—we totally feel for them! It breaks your heart to see how these people, who are just trying to invest their savings wisely, are being completely taken for a ride by all these finfluencers.
Just take a look at the screens today: The Nasdaq 100 is getting completely wiped out right now, plummeting over 5% in the last two days and bleeding down to just under 28,181 points. It’s an absolute bloodbath in the tech sector!
And what are these charlatans doing now? The same guys who, just two weeks ago, were telling newbies with colorful rocket emojis that mega-caps were a “risk-free savings account” are now simply changing their tune. They’re leaving the poor people who blindly trusted them—with their deep-in-the-red portfolios and massive losses—completely out in the cold.
Instead of taking responsibility, they’re making cheap excuses, deleting old posts, doing a 180 on what they said yesterday, and arrogantly claiming: “Well, I told you a correction was overdue.”
No, they didn’t! They don’t want to understand it, and apparently, they can’t. They’re peddling blind hype, and when it all comes crashing down, the clueless followers are the cannon fodder. That’s exactly why we’re so fed up: We don’t want to take advantage of new investors; we want to protect them from these ruthless clickbaiters who can’t even read financial statements themselves but cold-heartedly talk other people into financial ruin.
Stay grounded and don’t let them fool you! ☕📉
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