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Anonymous (ID: cPruZ6qr) Archived

04/02/26(Thu)07:57:54 No.62067838

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Anonymous (ID: cPruZ6qr) 04/02/26(Thu)07:57:54 No.62067838 Archived

Why do most people say “bull markets over, time to pack the bags” why don’t they trade in a bear market?

Anonymous (ID: /hNscYYE)
04/02/26(Thu)08:04:01 No.62067867

Anonymous (ID: /hNscYYE) 04/02/26(Thu)08:04:01 No.62067867

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>>62067838
cus they are frightened little bitches

Anonymous (ID: 9j14SpP1)
04/02/26(Thu)08:07:42 No.62067879

Anonymous (ID: 9j14SpP1) 04/02/26(Thu)08:07:42 No.62067879

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>>62067838
i dont trade either way but it seems retarded to me. seems like taders are just millenial and gen x gamblers

i have more respect for boomers who lose everything in a cashnado. these faggots are pathetic

Anonymous (ID: ASmZtoQu)
04/02/26(Thu)08:39:47 No.62068009

Anonymous (ID: ASmZtoQu) 04/02/26(Thu)08:39:47 No.62068009

>>62067838
Normies live in fear of bear markets, and will only buy in after bull markets have been sustained for several years (i.e. the top). Then they panic again and sell when the market corrects, they lose a ton of money which reinforces their fear of bear markets, then they blame the jews or their boomer parents or the bots on /biz/ for their own foolish actions.

Anonymous (ID: G+jrRkpF)
04/02/26(Thu)08:41:08 No.62068017

Anonymous (ID: G+jrRkpF) 04/02/26(Thu)08:41:08 No.62068017

>>62067838
Trading a bear market is effectively gambling.
Most people are in for a slow, guaranteed return. Not gambling