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scienceworksbitches t1_j0pko5p wrote

Reply to comment by [deleted] in Social media influencers are charged with feeding followers ‘a steady diet of misinformation’ in a pump and dump stock scheme that netted $100 million by Wagamaga

the sad reality is that a big part of gen z gets all their Information off of tiktok and such.

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Parabola_Cunt t1_j0pnge5 wrote

Yeah, what a bunch of morons….. everyone knows you should use Reddit for stock advice.

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[deleted] t1_j0povro wrote

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PurringWolverine t1_j0q905g wrote

Inverse WSB and Inverse Jim Cramer seem to be pretty solid strategies. Lol

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_Hotwire_ t1_j0qtfam wrote

I just wish I had a few hundred k to lose like some redditors

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PurringWolverine t1_j0r70op wrote

Wouldn’t that be nice. I have a few k that I play with, but no way play the options game.

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saysjuan t1_j0pqsq2 wrote

Reddit?!? What a bunch or morons… everyone knows you should pay attention to CNBC and watch Jim Cramers Mad Money for stock advice.

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pomonamike t1_j0q23gh wrote

CNBC?!? What a bunch of morons… everyone knows you should pay attention to a non-fiduciary financial product salesperson, whoops I mean, “advisor.”

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mlennox81 t1_j0r3yib wrote

Advisors? Those morons should just spend all of their time studying financial reports of companies and combine that with knowledge of previous history of the stock market and studying economics… wait shit that worked for Warren Buffet.

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SlowMotionPanic t1_j0v5b87 wrote

Financial reports? Those morons should just insider trade like Buffet and the rest of Berkshire Hathaway.

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samudrin t1_j123rju wrote

Inside trading? Those morons should just go to r/Bogleheads and buy the market through low cost index funds.

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Kat-Shaw t1_j0qdxqi wrote

Eh to be fair a lot of the people I see falling for these stock market scams are 30+ years old

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Gazzarris t1_j0q5thn wrote

And they don’t want to pay for journalism from reputable sources.

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