It's not about getting rich. Most of the apes are already millionaires and a good amount of them are never going to see their investment again and they're totally cool with that. It's about fucking the hedge funds and shit.
I don't think casual investors are really going to affect much no matter what they do, the hedge funds can't even stop this, but at the price it is right now, I know I wouldn't be able to get my hands on many shares of GME and I could probably get a better return throwing my money at whatever is the cheapest coin on coinbase at the moment. If you want to make money I'd look elsewhere, if you want to fuck "the man", buy that shit as much as you can and hold on for the rest of your life.
The game with GME is just holding and holding and holding it doesn't matter how high it goes. The money manipulators who went short are forced to buy X amount of GME at a certain time, they were betting on the price going down, when the price goes up they still have to buy the amount they agreed to, so they get fucked when nobody sells and the price goes up, then they raise their bet to try to cover their loss and everybody holds and the price goes up and they get fucked again, So these retarded apes (pedes) just keep buying as much as they can afford at whatever price and hold on for dear life with "diamond hands" to force the shorts to buy the high price.. Some small time people like me can go for the ride and make a little money but what I buy and sell isn't going to really effect much. If the plan is to make money it is still a gamble.
If he has the Dogecoin, he has the money already unless it's through Robinhood then he has "shares" and doesn't really have control over the coins, it should be ok, but robinhood is asshoe so idk. If he owns and has control over his doge he won't have a problem getting the money, A little bit of a pain in the ass but worth it.
It's always a gamble, nothing is a sure thing. Timing plays a big role too. That $2Mn today could be $200 tomorrow,,,, or $4Mn. It's a game. Don't play with more than you're willing to lose.
"It's not about getting rich. Most of the apes are already millionaires and a good amount of them are never going to see their investment again and they're totally cool with that. It's about fucking the hedge funds and shit."
--Almost every sentence of that represents a tenacious evasion of reality.
"It's not about getting rich." --Bull. I can't go a day in this forum without tripping over another pump-weasel thread stuffed full of rubes who "bought another share" eagerly anticipating the moon-shot.
"Most of the apes are already millionaires" --Every trader is a millionaire on the internet. Only their broker knows for sure.
"a good amount of them are never going to see their investment again and they're totally cool with that." --Traders with that attitude are not millionaires, and never will be.
It's about fucking the hedge funds and shit." --Just sit back and marvel at the elocution of this statement: "fucking the hedge funds and shit".
You talk like a 25yo (which means you talk like 15yo did twenty years ago).
It's not about getting rich. Most of the apes are already millionaires and a good amount of them are never going to see their investment again and they're totally cool with that. It's about fucking the hedge funds and shit.
I don't think casual investors are really going to affect much no matter what they do, the hedge funds can't even stop this, but at the price it is right now, I know I wouldn't be able to get my hands on many shares of GME and I could probably get a better return throwing my money at whatever is the cheapest coin on coinbase at the moment. If you want to make money I'd look elsewhere, if you want to fuck "the man", buy that shit as much as you can and hold on for the rest of your life.
This is not financial advice. I'm a retard.
Expand on that. I had a difficult time explaining to my friend. My thoughts are when they actually do go to sell if will be difficult.
My friend is super excited about Doge crypto. And is looking at 2 million. How likely is it they will get that money?
The game with GME is just holding and holding and holding it doesn't matter how high it goes. The money manipulators who went short are forced to buy X amount of GME at a certain time, they were betting on the price going down, when the price goes up they still have to buy the amount they agreed to, so they get fucked when nobody sells and the price goes up, then they raise their bet to try to cover their loss and everybody holds and the price goes up and they get fucked again, So these retarded apes (pedes) just keep buying as much as they can afford at whatever price and hold on for dear life with "diamond hands" to force the shorts to buy the high price.. Some small time people like me can go for the ride and make a little money but what I buy and sell isn't going to really effect much. If the plan is to make money it is still a gamble.
If he has the Dogecoin, he has the money already unless it's through Robinhood then he has "shares" and doesn't really have control over the coins, it should be ok, but robinhood is asshoe so idk. If he owns and has control over his doge he won't have a problem getting the money, A little bit of a pain in the ass but worth it.
It's always a gamble, nothing is a sure thing. Timing plays a big role too. That $2Mn today could be $200 tomorrow,,,, or $4Mn. It's a game. Don't play with more than you're willing to lose.
I hope that makes sense
"It's not about getting rich. Most of the apes are already millionaires and a good amount of them are never going to see their investment again and they're totally cool with that. It's about fucking the hedge funds and shit."
--Almost every sentence of that represents a tenacious evasion of reality.
"It's not about getting rich." --Bull. I can't go a day in this forum without tripping over another pump-weasel thread stuffed full of rubes who "bought another share" eagerly anticipating the moon-shot.
"Most of the apes are already millionaires" --Every trader is a millionaire on the internet. Only their broker knows for sure.
"a good amount of them are never going to see their investment again and they're totally cool with that." --Traders with that attitude are not millionaires, and never will be.
It's about fucking the hedge funds and shit." --Just sit back and marvel at the elocution of this statement: "fucking the hedge funds and shit".
You talk like a 25yo (which means you talk like 15yo did twenty years ago).
Poor troll. Are you hungry?