>Dayanis Valdivieso is tapping an unlikely source of money for her first foray into stocks: the government’s $1,200 stimulus check. Ms. Valdivieso, a 22-year-old in Louisville, Ky., used a portion of her check to trade stocks, using a Robinhood account.
>“It was basically free money, so, you know, I decided to play around with it,” she said. “You might lose some, you might win some. It’s like a gambling game.”
>“Stocks only go up, this is the easiest game I’ve been part of!” she said in a video on June 4, with Dire Straits tunes in the background.
>warren buffet is a Zig Forumslet >george soros is out of touch >mark cuban is a schizo >debt loads don't matter >TINA Let's keep em rooooolllinnnngggg
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You fags need to learn to calm down every time there's a dip. Think of the dip as an opportunity to buy cheaper stocks and make bank out of it. Think long-term, we're not in a casino for fuck's sake.
> bought the dip at -2% > shit keeps going down > shaky hands can't hold any longer at -3% futures look like shit > SELL SELL SELL > goes to -6% at EOD > futures still going down well I don't feel that bad now