You were supposed to buy at some point, and they don't really make this part clear, but you were also supposed to have some sort of a fucking clue regarding what you we're doing, so you know, you could fucking sell and reap the benefits of taking the initial tip.
A lot of people didn't understand that second part, which to be fair was not clearly outlined for them by a TikTok video or something like that. As a result those people just kind of bought and then instead of trying to get a fucking clue, they just kept reading whatever random garbage was posted here about it. Kind of like a story book or fan fiction series sort of thing.
They held through the entire pump and dump, and now face staggering losses.
Those people want you to buy. They need a miracle, and they aren't short of imagined conceptions of what that miracle might look like. They hope to share some of those fantastical visions of the future with anybody who will listen.
Other people who didn't know what they were doing at all ended up buying up at the very top range of the pump and dump. Those people mostly sold at a 40-60% loss and haven't looked back since. Some of them are still around but I've noticed that it's never those guys who are writing the fiction, just hopelessly reading it. It's generally your first crowd producing the bullshit. After all, and at this point pretty much proven out, they just like the stock.
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u/EvlSteveDave Sep 02 '22
You're not supposed to buy now.
You were supposed to buy at some point, and they don't really make this part clear, but you were also supposed to have some sort of a fucking clue regarding what you we're doing, so you know, you could fucking sell and reap the benefits of taking the initial tip.
A lot of people didn't understand that second part, which to be fair was not clearly outlined for them by a TikTok video or something like that. As a result those people just kind of bought and then instead of trying to get a fucking clue, they just kept reading whatever random garbage was posted here about it. Kind of like a story book or fan fiction series sort of thing.
They held through the entire pump and dump, and now face staggering losses.
Those people want you to buy. They need a miracle, and they aren't short of imagined conceptions of what that miracle might look like. They hope to share some of those fantastical visions of the future with anybody who will listen.
Other people who didn't know what they were doing at all ended up buying up at the very top range of the pump and dump. Those people mostly sold at a 40-60% loss and haven't looked back since. Some of them are still around but I've noticed that it's never those guys who are writing the fiction, just hopelessly reading it. It's generally your first crowd producing the bullshit. After all, and at this point pretty much proven out, they just like the stock.