Ape reporting in for duty. I connected w/ James and one of his reporters, gave them all of the GME DD library and explained the shorting situation as well as lack of any action from any regulators + DC.
Fingers crossed. Any pressure is good, but, pressure on the hedges while they're exposed for hundreds of billions (or more) would be perfectly timed.
No matter what the focus of his investigation is, I can't fucking wait!
Take it from someone who has made enough to purchase multiple lambos and then lost all of it + 13 hard honest years worked of principle, my own money blood, sweat, tears. It's not a funny situation and it happens everyday to people. The stock market is a tool for transferring wealth from the people to the bankers.
You might get lucky.
If you do get "lucky" give all that glory to God for his blessing and don't speak on it.
So I shouldn't be so upset that between inflation and the general drop in most retirement funds (I was in the most conservative, so didn't lose as much as others), I lost about 20% of my retirement money last year? I've made about a whopping 1% this year, after the funds have taken their 1-1.5% fees. I can't understand how mortgages can be at 6%, inflation is at 8%, and my financial advisor can't get me at least 3% on my money!
Yeeeeaaaasssssss!!!
Ape reporting in for duty. I connected w/ James and one of his reporters, gave them all of the GME DD library and explained the shorting situation as well as lack of any action from any regulators + DC.
Fingers crossed. Any pressure is good, but, pressure on the hedges while they're exposed for hundreds of billions (or more) would be perfectly timed.
No matter what the focus of his investigation is, I can't fucking wait!
He cracks me up! What's the famous line all the Superstonk apes say?
Take it from someone who has made enough to purchase multiple lambos and then lost all of it + 13 hard honest years worked of principle, my own money blood, sweat, tears. It's not a funny situation and it happens everyday to people. The stock market is a tool for transferring wealth from the people to the bankers.
You might get lucky.
If you do get "lucky" give all that glory to God for his blessing and don't speak on it.
So I shouldn't be so upset that between inflation and the general drop in most retirement funds (I was in the most conservative, so didn't lose as much as others), I lost about 20% of my retirement money last year? I've made about a whopping 1% this year, after the funds have taken their 1-1.5% fees. I can't understand how mortgages can be at 6%, inflation is at 8%, and my financial advisor can't get me at least 3% on my money!
A financial advisor doesn't really have any interest in making you money...unless they are a nice person or something.
They work for the bank. They push you into their banks funds. They want to hold your money to make them money.
Usually with frontload fees, backload fees and high MER.
That is where your percentages are going.