>bought SpaceX stock at $190why does the universe hate me so much?
>>85104382If it makes you feel any better I bought Gorilla Technologies at $24 and it's half that today. Also space x maxxed at around $225. Also also >>>/biz/ IS THATTAWAY CHUCKLENUTS
Did you really believe Elon Musk was a visionary genius and about was going to start mining asteroids while everyone else in the world and all the governments and rocket scientists were just schmucks?
>>85104415/biz/ was the one who told me to buy it >>85104417I missed out on the crypto boom and the AI boom. If space isn't the next thing then what is?
>>85104382>he bought THE most obvious pump and dump in the history of mankind>the pump and dump that was specifically legally forced to be a pump and dumpTard alert
>>85104382Are you still... holding? You did set a trailing stop loss right?
>>85104382>Still not realizing in 2026 that the stock market is a highly controlled market in which insiders extract money from american retirement accounts and retards like youI mean, how much more obvious does it need to get chief? Trump literally announced the other day that businesses can pay to get advanced previews of his tweets on Truth social. Do you not understand yet? How fucking retarded. Everything everyone has been saying for decades is finally out in the open and everyone is acting like it's normal. Lmfaooo
Reminder, regulations were changed so that 401ks were forced to buy into SpaceX IPO. When the value drops, who do you think is left holding the bag? It's not elon or his buddies.
>>85104536>regulations were changed so that 401ks were forced to buy into SpaceX IPOsource?
>>85104415GRRR anon can't believe I found you here
>>85104545Holy shit this is widespread news, google it you goddamn blockhead.
>>85104382it always baffles me how people fall for Musk/Trump's scams every fucking time.as a rule of thumb don't trust anyone that tells you their product will change humanity. no one that actually believes in the fundamentals of their product would oversell it like that. it's classic rugpull rhetoric.
>>85104536>>85104545Some indexes changed their rules so they could include new IPOs. The biggest one being the NASDAQ 100 index (QQQ)
>>85104555This is the first time I've admitted that mistake I think. Anyway I think I'm more on team Ghost now because of their bdnf booster.
>>85104573That makes more sense. He said regulations, which implies the government or SEC.
>>85104545Here is a quick AI summary for you since it's too difficult for you: The Guardrails That Removed: Historically, these private index providers had strict safety protocols - often called "seasoning rules" - requiring a newly public company to trade for at least 3 months, show consistent profitability, and have a large percentage of its shares available to the public before it could be added to an index.The 2026 Rewrite: Ahead of SpaceX's June 2026 IPO, these commercial providers altered their private methodologies. Nasdaq, for instance, introduced a "fast-entry" rule allowing any company valued over $100 billion to bypass the 3-month waiting room and get added in just 15 trading days. Other providers relaxed their rules regarding how many shares must be available to the public.Why It Feels Forced: Because these private index giants updated their math formulas, the passive index funds (like Vanguard or BlackRock funds) inside your 401(k) were contractually obligated by their own fund prospectuses to buy the stock to match the new formula.Open your eyes anon. It's a big giant club, and you aren't in it. People who suck billionaire dick because they think they're part of the "in club" are the equivalent of this guy. Remember this anon. You don't matter to them.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1OelOdpn5CQThis is you
>>85104520Wow, Truth API, it's real, wtf, why is nobody talking about this?
>>85104445>/biz/ was the one who told me to buy itALWAYS do the opposite of what /biz/ says.
>>85104445Well, AI is the next big thing, but it is going through a speculative bubble at the moment kind of like the dot com bubble. Just sit tight. In the meanwhile you need to develop a well refined set of reasoning skills.The best way to do this is to start a business, if you have a skill become self-employed, or just start a food stand or something. You will develop a sense of pragmatism and problem solving skills, you will learn that while 95% of the time other people know better than you, there are still many inefficiencies and if you solve them you gain an edge over the competition, or perhaps you can sell the solution and turn that into a business instead. Many people figure out how to make a living this way, not always the best of people either, you can do it, you won't always succeed but if you try different things you will gravitate towards a niche in the market or improve your business model until you are making a profit.Once you have done this you can dip back into the stock market. First start by "trading paper", that is trying to make predictions on the stock market without putting money on it. Read the news, SEC filings, watch people review products on YT, use the reasoning skills you developed to run your business, for example the law of supply and demand, diminishing returns, avoiding common faults like leaping to conclusions or failing to look at the bigger picture. Concepts will start to materialize in your mind like whether a stock's price is high or low based on its fundamentals, whether it is excessively so or only slightly. As an exercise try to do this for past stocks without looking at their present share price, try to make predictions then view the share price. Do this over and over.A part of the universe gives you this, its counsel
idk man it was obvious spacex was going to moon and then drop. I bought immediately and sold at like 210 or something. now it's gonna go down a bit and then I'll reinvest the profits back into spacex as a hodl
>>85104382>i fell for one of the most obvious scams of all time>sold my a known charlatan grifterno sympathy
>>85104555>>85104415/biz/ is literally more in(T)cel coded than r9k these days
>>85104665Al wrote this post
>>85104382i am down roughly ~$70k in the last three weeks, you will be fine broski
>>85104752>>85104987Guess biz hangs out in r9k while the markets are closed
>>85104998stinks of link in there. no human can bear it for too long
>>85104998yeah the other hobby boards are too narrow in topic for general shitposting; plus i met a cool foid off of here so it hasn't been too badgetting plenty of fap material, that's for sure ayooo
>>85104998i quit /biz/ bc its full of trust fund kids playing with their allowance while incessantly trolling eachother. i want real investing discussion.
>>85105065no fun nigger. that's what makes /biz/ goodyou can't find "investing discussion" anyways
>>85105065the trust fund kids are more over in bant's smg, biz's smg is more unironically brown and tech tranny-riddled
Never knew there are so many /biz/realis here
>>85104382>>85104445Bitcoin is a decent buy right now, we're opposite the "Bitcoin is on the news and grandma asked you what it is" part of the cycle.
>>85106451>Bitcoin is a decent buy right now, we're opposite the "Bitcoin is on the news and grandma asked you what it is" part of the cycle.I've been following for the past year and it seems to have been staying around 60k the whole timeReluctant to buy until it dips more
>>85104382dont take it out muskman is super insecure about stick prices he will try to pump them up.You could also talk him into it by shitposting about it on twitter and making him feel insecure.
I managed to get some of Space X at IPO and I am just holding it long term. Many IPOs fluctuate my dude. It the same for many stocks, do you think Space X is the only one to drop 20% in a month in the last month?I'll likely buy more as it continues to drop. All the inside investors haven't even been able to sell their stock yet.
>>85104382>why does the universe hate me so much?Nature abhors a vacuum
>>85107513>I know it'll drop more>that's why I'm buying now
