Ever since ive started investing in 2019 as a 30 year old, ive since then read everyday on forums like these

    ”Markets gonna crash, look at x and y”

    ”SP500 is at a hall time high” as an argument

    Then, when everyone who did not panic made a lot of money because it did not crash, you start seeing post like

    ”Market is irrational, how can it go up? Its rigged. Its only for the rich”

    I dont understand how so weak human beings can even think of investing over and over again. Markets has crashed before, it will crash again, no one knows when but it always rebounds stronger and stronger.

    So, who gives a shit? Why make a million posts about it everyday? You dont think SP500 will hit new records soon? Ever? Why even invest then? When it really crashes, its gonna take some years but it always rebounds and hits a new high, and trying to time shit is a perfect way to lose your money completely.

    2020 when Corona hit, i really thought 2008 was upon us, i was 100% sure. I sold off every single ETF i had because i was supposed to be smart when it was only 20% down because i listened to internet. Then it rebounded. I lost 20% of everything i worked so hard for and missed out on when it regained it, and started investing again.

    Lesson learned. Never, ever, again. Since then i just buy, buy, buy and dont give a single shit about about people like these losers. But what now gets on my nerves is how people have the guts to totally stress the shit out of new young investors making them not invest.

    Please, shut the f up and go let your money rot in a bank where you should have them and let young people build their future.

    And guess what? SP500 hitting all time highs is a normalt state otherwise it would not be the best investment in history, JFC.

    People screaming ”Markets gonna crash” everyday, can you please stop being so embarrasing and pathetic?
    byu/Admirable_Drawer_205 inwallstreetbets



    Posted by Admirable_Drawer_205

    38 Comments

    1. TheDudeAbidesFarOut on

      “Put the fries in bag.”

      (Says your wife’s boyfriend, who is the manager)

    2. Curious_Learner_R on

      To be honest I sold everything in Covid before that 20% dip and made some staggered reentry on the way down. Since you are a clown doesn’t mean people should stop using common sense

    3. Ahamadrayasbaboon on

      You’re right, but this is a gambling sub. That’s why you see so many screeching about how it’s all rigged and doesn’t make sense (to them). 

      Dudes trying to manifest a crash into existence have puts, and are essentially saying “c’mon RED!” Or “gimme a 7; I need new shoes!”

    4. OPINION_IS_UNPOPULAR on

      Don’t even ask the question. The answer is yes, it’s priced in. Think Amazon beat the next earnings? That’s already been priced in. You work at the drive thru for Mickey D’s and found out that the burgers are made of human meat? Priced in. You think insiders don’t already know that? The market is an all powerful, all encompassing being that knows the very inner workings of your subconscious before you were even born. Your very existence was priced in decades ago when the market was valuing Standard Oil’s expected future earnings based on population growth that would lead to your birth, what age you would get a car, how many times you would drive your car every week, how many times you take the bus/train, etc. Anything you can think of has already been priced in, even the things you aren’t thinking of. You have no original thoughts. Your consciousness is just an illusion, a product of the omniscent market. Free will is a myth. The market sees all, knows all and will be there from the beginning of time until the end of the universe (the market has already priced in the heat death of the universe). So please, before you make a post on wsb asking whether AAPL has priced in earpods 11 sales or whatever, know that it has already been priced in and don’t ask such a dumb fucking question again.

    5. Euphoric-Fail5079 on

      Looks like people are deciding it’s a full recovery.
      Time to short my portfolio.

    6. Last 6-10 years have NOT been normal. Massive bail out liquidity injections at the cost of unprecedented peace time inflation.

    7. Still-One-1665 on

      Pissed off i let myself listen to it all and missed out on buying. My fault. Fuck me

    8. the people panic selling in march 2020 and the people calling for crashes every week are usually the same people, funny how that works

    9. Super_Highway_3405 on

      Fuck, you’re a dumb pussy that deserved to lose more.

      Put this shit in your diary you fucking British cigarette.

    10. Fancy_Rice_2799 on

      *”…everyone’s* ***under-risked*** *and* ***chasing****…”*

      thats financial “journalism” for you. lmfao, any tard making anything up to justify this nonsense.

    11. I don’t think it will crash, but we’ve had a few 1% days in a row. This is not sustainable – people need to take profit. At the very least we are due a little pullback due to selling and some consolidation.

    12. beachsandwichen on

      I can’t believe this fucking guy single handedly destroying our glorious bull market

    13. No_Storm_7686 on

      What i hate the most is people saying ”the market is rigged, they manipulate it to go higher” and then they choose to buy puts.

      Brother, if you think its rigged why on earth do you think betting against them is a good move?

    14. Pernicious_Pearl on

      If you think the regards in the stocks market is bad just wait until you see the pokemon investing subs

    15. Mammoth_Control_364 on

      Exactly, WSB got crazy deranged the past few weeks and there were NUMEROUS posts that violated rule #1 of this sub and the MODS weren’t policing it at all. Very disappointing behavior for a sub that is normally very well run.

    16. Puzzleheaded_Soil275 on

      “Ever since ive started investing in 2019”

      LMAO, so the year the market started its cocaine bender?

    17. You have been investing for about 7 years now. Living through 2 significant US market declines (>20%) that felt pain free since they recovered almost instantly relatively speaking. There have been 27 market declines over last 100 years meaning your bear market experience is limited to 7.5% of the total bear markets in recent history. 20-22 of those bear markets in last 100 years took >1yr to recover or 74%-81.5%.

      When the dip keeps dipping over extended periods of time, wiping out your net worth you deployed 100% into markets on expectation of quick recovery, you lose your job/income preventing you from adding to or holding positions (needing liquidity) for extended periods with zero to negative return on capital you get wrecked. Know one knows when that will happen again, next bear market or one thereafter. Long term investing is staying in the game or risk management. Yes buy dips but do not go 100% in because you can get washed out if what you think wont happen does which means you cant play anymore.

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