I like it how "the people" want their old blackberrys back, and use them to buy games at Gamestop. Just like Meghan McCain said on the view earlier: I just hope average Americans don't lose their shirts because unemployed jerks are spending their stimulus cheques on frivilous stocks.
On the other hand, maybe "Wall Street" needs a shake up. My issue with the whole thing is just annoying when people start to water down investment and economics for vague Robin Hood type of thinking. Lots of people out there following the rules, investing legally, trying to eventually retire comfortably. If the bum Reddit crowd gets my investment income, I don't agree with it then. If I can benefit from the whole thing, then maybe I should buy stock. I wish I A) Invested in tech and health stocks in 2019 and B) I wish I didn't sell my small personal investments, when the Dow dipped low in around March 2019. Ah well, for me, who like you "every dollar counts" I simply don't have the stomach, or spare change, to be gambling with stocks. Stresses me out, and then it is not worth it 100%. I buy/sell currency a bit.
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