I don't get this mentality, I mean back in the day a single album used to cost as much as a Spotify sub. I totally understand the irritation of raising prices, but hasn't Spotify only raised prices twice in like 15 years? I feel like that's absolutely expected within reason, especially when you're getting unlimited music for the price of a single album, I mean ffs songs on iTunes used to be a dollar to 1.29 a pop

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Congrats on your first realization, many on this sub go broke before realizing. You’re halfway there though dude, you’re still gambling not investing. Investors don’t go 100% in one stock or even two, they have thoughtful balanced portfolios with a mix of a few risky stocks, a lot of safe stocks, and boring assets like etfs and bonds. If you return 10-15% average per year it’s crushing it and that’s how you become a millionaire. Sincerely, a multimillionaire who was simply patient.

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Wait, are you a mod for this sub??

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You could probably solve world’s hunger with all the money bears have lost buying puts that expire worthless in this sub.

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Yeah its pretty shitty too unless youre in the weeds of hobbies or this sub. Reddit is a lot like AI, you have to be very targeted in what you want via prompt.

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I lost more in less time after losing all the people closest to me during the pandemic man. Gambling addiction is the worst. Come on over to the problem gambling sub and we can help

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It'll make you dollars, which is better than losing 250k and crying to the sub

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Even last year it was less than 4k. I got clowned for yoloing 69k at 26 late 2024 in this sub lol

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