You would think, but empirically that doesn't seem to be the case. People don't like it when some guy in suspenders makes a lot of money on his computer in a do

You would think, but empirically that doesn't seem to be the case. People don't like it when some guy in suspenders makes a lot of money on his computer in a downtown office, but they really hate it when some schmuck down the street makes some money in a pretty much identical fashion. It's a class thing. It also goes against some kind of superficial common knowledge about the markets. If your cab driver (or local reddit goon) starts getting into the markets, you're supposed to get out and let the bubble boil over. But things are so bizarroworld right now that that wisdom doesn't really apply.