You have to put time in, but you only have to put time in once. You pick a good stock, you will have a good income stream for life. Unlike your way, which requires you to put time in forever as long as you want more $$$. And again, no smart investor puts all their $$$ into one investment. Most smart investors I know have at least 30-50% of their holdings in basically cash. Losing 5-10% of your savings on a bad investment isn't that bad, and in any case losing your whole investment is highly unlikely.there are many troubling statements in your post, but the most worrisome of all is the last one i bolded.
hmmm did you just say you dont have to put in work/time to make money?
now isn't the time try to align urself with the light. u already essentially proclaimed investment is the end-all-be-all. now isn't the time to cop pleas on some "ooooo i sell servicess tooo". n1gga please.
many of yous have committed suicides when ridiculous investments you put your faith into goes to sh1t. when facebook went public, let me guess, u invested in tha too huh???? how's that going for u? be wise, lest you be a casualty. a warning!
Actually, when the Facebook IPO dropped, here's what I said on another forum
Turns out I was right, after which I saidsportyaccordy said:Is it worth shorting? Seems guaranteed that its gonna go down, it has nowhere to go but down
MFers shoulda went SHORT on FB. I am so mad I didnt
I saw through that pump and dump from square one once they mentioned the P/E and came up w/no ground breaking innovations to generate more profit/revenue... my only problem there was not moving quickly enough
And I'm not copping pleas. Here's what it comes down to. You think there is only one way to make money. I use your way, as well as others. But you are here trying to educate people
