Once you have been poor, you never want to go back.

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It's a good idea to have some extra cash when you're expecting a fire sale. I suspect many once unaffordable things are going to become cheap very soon. Stay regarded, friends.

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Your problem is the same that most people have. Trading options and not know how they work. The proper way to do it is by owning the shares of the company. Use the options as collateral to make money as your shares go up and down. Options are used today as a gambling mechanism, which is not advantageous to growing wealth. Like you, I once didn’t know but now I know better. When you know better, you do better. Best wishes on making better decisions with your money.

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exactly. that’s what i’m not understanding. once they send it back in time, they’ll no longer have any use for the time machine which means it won’t be made. which means the tech would never have been sent back in the first place, which means…… fuck. my head hurts. 😪

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I love Costco personally as a shopper, but Sam’s Club (Walmart) has really stepped up their game. I wouldn’t be surprised if we see more cross benefits between Sam’s + Walmart including same delivery from both, credit card benefits etc. which will definitely impact Costco renewals negatively once their price goes up.

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Ahh, I see what you’re saying, will likely do that once I hit my goal of one mil 😉

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Depends, COVID never really died off after all, just faded into the background once severity was low enough that everyone stopped caring. For those who are in bad health or up in age, they can still get rekt by COVID.

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Everyone gets all caught up in like the logic behind it, all the financials, and shit. What I feel like people miss is that, its generating interest and generates buyers. It's that simple. It's a meme stock and a gamble, but people are getting caught up in the hype and will buy at poor times. Invest when you see it before the price gets ridiculous, pull out once you get a reasonable profit, don't get greedy. Not financial advice, I'm degenerate and regarded.

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I also once thought that I was some kind of special specimen who always pick the wrong side. Then I realized everyone on WSB is like that. Sorry man, we're not special. We're just dumb. Oh one more thing... you can't inverse yourself. The moment you inverse yourself, that is your play. It will go the other way. I've tried... I've had some moderate success just telling my friends my moves and they inverse me. That seems to work out for them.

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Enron and Tesla are comparable in a few ways: 1. **Market Hype**: Both companies generated significant market hype during their peaks. Enron was once considered a powerhouse in the energy sector, while Tesla has been hailed as a pioneer in electric vehicles and sustainable energy solutions. 2. **Leadership Cult**: Both had charismatic leaders who were often seen as visionary figures. Enron had Kenneth Lay and Jeffrey Skilling, while Tesla has Elon Musk. The cult-like following around these leaders contributed to the companies' mystique and influence. 3. **Volatility**: Both companies experienced extreme stock price volatility. Enron's stock price soared before its collapse, fueled by questionable accounting practices and inflated earnings. Tesla's stock has also been highly volatile, driven by investor sentiment, quarterly results, and Musk's tweets. 4. **Controversy**: Both companies faced controversy and scrutiny. Enron's downfall was due to accounting fraud and unethical practices, while Tesla has faced criticism over production issues, executive turnover, and Musk's behavior on social media. Also chatgpt 🤪

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