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Thanks for the voice of reason. It appears that, as always, people are interested in free money and not in learning how to invest. There's good advice worth mil
by sombremesa 6y ago
Thanks for the voice of reason. It appears that, as always, people are interested in free money and not in learning how to invest. There's good advice worth millions out there for free, but people would rather pay YouTube 'gurus' to fluff their egos and then claim to be poor because of 'the establishment'.
At least Thanksgiving forces Americans to be thankful once a year.
- candiodari 6y agoGood advice would have told you (and still does today) to short $GME ... as it's currently at the very least 500% of anything remotely resembling a reasonable valuation. It's value is completely artificial. And the same is true. A DCF of, say, Google, Facebook, Intel or (working from revenue) Amazon does not yield anything remotely close to their market cap, and of course market cap should be quite a bit below that (because if you actually start buying those shares it will go up). So feel free to point me to this advice worth millions ...
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- sombremesa 6y agoSorry, I don't owe you anything, especially with that nasty attitude.