Of course they say that, they make a percentage on the money you invest with them. But it feels like a really obvious piece of any risk assessment. And your ris

Of course they say that, they make a percentage on the money you invest with them. But it feels like a really obvious piece of any risk assessment. And your risk tolerance heavily depends on how much you can afford to lose. But I guess that’s the idea. You never bet more than you can afford to lose (stocks are gambling, idc if anyone disagrees). So it’s hard for a lot of people to consider entering right now when they’re sure they have very little they can afford to lose, and the probably of total loss seems exponentially higher now than two years ago, and it’ll likely be exponentially lower in a few years. OTOH, you might be wrong, and you might miss the best opportunity of your life.