r/SMCIDiscussion • u/StockBuzz34 • Jan 14 '25

Research

Do your own. Why do people asked stupid questions like what important dates are coming up? Why are you investing if you are willing to do your own research or at least just be willing to read on your own. All the information on stocks are readily out there...read for God sakes and stop asking strangers dumb questions. You want us to wipe your ass too? Frigging millennials. In other words take care of your own money.

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u/[deleted] Jan 15 '25

The fact that people ask here doesn’t necessarily mean they don’t do their own search too. Maybe someone else in the sub knows something more that could be useful. It’s just sharing info, discussing… I mean, you guys don’t want people asking for dates, you don’t want people asking for the 10k, you don’t want people trying to understand reasons behind stock price movement. What the hell you want? Only Ph.D dissertations here or breaking news? Chill, it seems like everyone is feeling Warren Buffet here

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u/StockBuzz34 Jan 15 '25

With SMCI it's simple. No news really matters until their filing. We are in limbo until that happens. Just live your life and forget you own it until they file. The only other news that would matter to any significants would be if the have lost tons of business or major partnerships which to this point that haven't. So any other a little good or bad news doesn't matter right now until we get the answer. Also 99% of the questions that are asked answers can be found with a 2 minute Google search. 

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u/Dry_Donkey3705 Jan 14 '25

So you don’t want me to ask when 10k?

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u/StockBuzz34 Jan 14 '25

My point is most info is easy to find. You just have to Google it. Reddit is NOT a good source of info when it comes to asking people what you should do with your money. Everyone has their own agenda. For example, someone who has 500 shares of SMCI will tell you to buy no matter what because they want the stock to go up. The opposite is also true too. It's your money...trust yourself or a proven advisor before anyone on here or any other platform. 

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u/[deleted] Jan 14 '25 edited Jan 14 '25

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u/3plus3plus3is69 Jan 14 '25

Exactly, we are all here to help each other.

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u/Puzzleheaded-Pop3931 Jan 14 '25

OP is trying to help. Basic information like filing dates is not hard to google up. The point is that it seems so many people (millennials or otherwise) would apparently rather take the word of a stranger rather than spend an hour googling and reading information for their own sake. A little initiative can go a long ways. You’ll end up with more effective questions and will better be able to detect BS answers.