>>61926946
The bigger fools

>>61926946
Mostly stop orders and the exchanges themselves.
Also the people who don't know when to buy or when to sell and lose on every single trade

>>61926997
How long has the stock market existed? 100+ years? You'd think people would have figured it out by then.

>>61926946
People that follow structured plan.
>I have 1,000 to buy X stock every month until it gets to Y percentage of my portfolio

>>61926946
Hang around here a while and you'll realize it's most of /biz/. They're an even better negative predictor than Cramer.

>>61927072
Nice

apparently btc maxi's.

i dont get it either, pure cope i guess. I have 5 whole coins! cost basis: 98,000 kek

>>61926946
saylor

it's the normie cattle mind. when we're talking about music and video games, it's satisfying to go where the hype is. but they bring this mindset into the exchange market which completely fucks them over when they jump in amidst the hype and jump out at first sign of doubt.

you and i should be proud for our ability to push into the shunned territory and enjoy the eventual rise even though it comes at the cost of being a weirdo in most eyes.

>>61926946
Me, I often do that because I am not an experienced trader

it always looks like its going to keep going up

>>61926990
Correct.
Its so dumb. After i sell my current position i leave the capital market for good. What a dumb waste of time.
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>>61926946
Those are the future baggies

Lmao, you have much to learn if all you know is buy low sell high. 30years in the market and still made it.

those guys: >>>/biz/

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>>61928994
You're right, I do. I don't invest, but I find the patterns and interactions fascinating. What's a good book on it that I can get into?