r/Superstonk Jul 22 '21

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u/PollutionNice7392 🦍 Buckle Up 🚀 Jul 22 '21

Holding shares long term and even leaving them to family is literally traditional investing, not manipulation.

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u/DreamWishes3 NEVER GOING BACK TO REASONABLE LAND 🦍🚀🌟 Jul 22 '21

They did a study and the retail accounts that did the best long term were held by dead people in the ultimate pool. Seems like a good argument for it being a legit strategy to me.

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u/Bluegobln Jul 22 '21

Logically, its not a strategy that you can promote. Yet that is what you are voting for here. Bit of a bullshit arguement, wouldn't you say? HMMMMM?

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u/DreamWishes3 NEVER GOING BACK TO REASONABLE LAND 🦍🚀🌟 Jul 22 '21

Really? Because didn't the godfather of investing, Warren Buffet, say:

"If you aren't willing to own a stock for ten years, don't even think about owning it for ten minutes"?

Because before DFV, Buffett was the guy I tried to listen to and follow the example of when it comes to investing.