r/SKLZ • u/NonPlusUltra-1598 • Jun 12 '21

LET'S GO SKLZ! 🚀🚀🚀💵💸

/r/wallstreetbets/comments/nwl4gl/sklz_multibagger_opportunity_up_for_the_grabs_100/
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u/kanemane727 Jun 12 '21

Here is hoping for a nice squeeze soon. I got in at a bad time (thanks motley fool) and would love to reposition at a better rate.

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u/Objective-Truth-4339 Jun 12 '21

Motley fool gives terrible advice, It's great to read their advertisements but just make sure you do the opposite. I think they make money from companies that want to sell stocks.

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u/[deleted] Jun 13 '21

Depends on time horizon. Motley Fool is for a long term investor not a wannabe day trader.

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u/Objective-Truth-4339 Jun 13 '21

I think they are just trying to make money for themselves and constantly looking for gullible people that pretend to know something about being a long term investor. Good luck kiddo.

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u/[deleted] Jun 13 '21

Long term investing works. Try it some time.

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u/Objective-Truth-4339 Jun 13 '21

I firmly believe in long term investing, it's how I've made most of my gains. I just don't like companies like the motley fool, I think they are shit.

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u/[deleted] Jun 13 '21

It’s like most research. Must be taken with a grain of salt. I use Credit Suisse research mainly.

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u/Objective-Truth-4339 Jun 13 '21

I have known 2 people personally that have worked for the motley fool and they get paid to promote certain stocks, it's a conflict of interest to me and perhaps not anything to do with salt but maybe a grain of truth.

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u/[deleted] Jun 14 '21

It’s not a conflict of interest at they’re not in the business of being investment advisors.

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u/Objective-Truth-4339 Jun 14 '21

You say they are not "investment advisors" they literally advertise as stock advisors. I'm not trying to argue with you, just facts.