Today I decided to sell, losing 60% of my lifesavings as GME drops to record lows showing no signs of recovering.

The problem people have, which most GME'ers have learned, but obviously not all, is that owning GME stock isn't about "investing," it's about trading worthless Federal Reserve Notes for valuable stock (ownership in a productive company).

FRNs are worthless. Of course not everyone knows that yet, so for a while you can potentially keep up the scam (which it sounds like you did), but in the not too distant future everyone is going to "get it", in the most painful way imaginable (from behind, with a sand paper condom).

Thinking you can "game the system" by perpetuating the FRN scam is playing the Cabal's game exactly as they want you to play it. You didn't "lose" your life's savings until you sold your GME stock. You traded something with real, intrinsic value for something that is a worthless tool in a scam that is coming to an end.

It is that realization of what the word "value" means (and what it does not mean) that helps people not "sell" their stock (trade for worthless electrons on someone else's computer).

If you had simply held onto your stocks you would have lost nothing. You would have retained something of value. Something you worked hard for. Your real loss was in not understanding that.

You have been suckered by the scam. I'm sorry.

Today I decided to sell, losing 60% of my lifesavings as GME drops to record lows showing no signs of recovering.

The problem people have, which most GME'ers have learned, but obviously not all, is that owning GME stock isn't about "investing," it's about trading worthless Federal Reserve Notes for valuable stock (ownership in a productive company).

FRNs are worthless. Of course not everyone knows that yet, so for a while you can potentially keep up the scam (which it sounds like you did), but in the not too distant future everyone is going to "get it", in the most painful way imaginable (from behind, with a sand paper condom).

Thinking you can "game the system" by perpetuating the FRN scam is playing the Cabal's game exactly as they want you to play it. You didn't "lose" your life savings until you sold your GME stock. You traded something with real, intrinsic value for something that is a worthless tool in a scam that is coming to an end.

It is that realization of what the word "value" means (and what it does not mean) that helps people not "sell" their stock (trade for worthless electrons on someone else's computer).

If you had simply held onto your stocks you would have lost nothing. You would have retained something of value. Something you worked hard for. Your real loss was in not understanding that.

You have been suckered by the scam. I'm sorry.

Today I decided to sell, losing 60% of my lifesavings as GME drops to record lows showing no signs of recovering.

The problem people have, which most GME'ers have learned, but obviously not all, is that owning GME stock isn't about "investing," it's about trading worthless Federal Reserve Notes for valuable stock (ownership in a productive company).

FRNs are worthless. Of course not everyone knows that yet, so for a while you can potentially keep up the scam (which it sounds like you did), but in the not too distant future everyone is going to "get it", in the most painful way imaginable (from behind, with a sand paper condom).

Thinking you can "game the system" by perpetuating the FRN scam is playing the Cabal's game exactly as they want you to play it. You didn't "lose" your life savings until you sold your GME stock. You traded something with real, intrinsic value for something that is a worthless tool in a scam that is coming to an end.

It is that realization of what the word "value" means (and what it does not mean) that helps people not "sell" their stock (trade for worthless electrons on someone else's computer).

If you had simply held onto your stocks you would have lost nothing. You would have retained something of value. Something you worked hard for. Your loss was not in understanding that. You have been suckered by the scam. I'm sorry.