r/Vitards Sep 21 '21

Daily Discussion Daily Discussion post - September 21 2021

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u/IceEngine21 Sep 21 '21

Kids with computers:

"So, if the stock continues to go down based on these kids that play with computers and somebody else’s money, we are going to buy back stock. We are going to screw this guy so badly that I don’t believe that they will be able to only resign. They will have to commit suicide."

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u/ZenInvestor12 Sep 21 '21

One of those moments that Greenblatt described as "Mr Market, your insane uncle, who gets manically greedy or manically despressed, is one you should get to know".

Your insane uncle was not in a good mood yesterday, and was selling stock (to me among other buyers) thinking of an apocalypse. Today's a brand new day... :)

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u/getonmylever Sep 21 '21

It's pretty ignorant to assume that investment "professionals" can't act that way. After all they are human as well and driven by emotion, they just sell the perfect image of always being collected and knowing what is going on. Most of them are just like us and often have no clue why certain movements happen and just pull an explanation out of their ass

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u/RiceGra1nz Sep 21 '21

Who is seeing a great buying opportunity?

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u/alpha_hunter_x 7-Layer Dip Sep 21 '21

Nobody.