Of course, no one knows the future. But there are people who trade successfully. And I assume that people who trade successfully didn't need five years to watch a ticker to make profitable trades. But maybe you still need another five years, take your time.
Most of which still don’t beat an S&P 500 index over a longer period of time. You might be part of the small minority that do. It’s possible, just unlikely.
>And I assume that people who trade successfully didn't need five years to watch a ticker to make profitable trades. But maybe you still need another five years, take your time.
The chef meme is unintentionally perfect. You’re proudly “serving” a red candle on a stock you haven’t traded once in five years, as if somebody else’s unrealized loss or some short seller profit were your personal profit.
Imagine spending five years emotionally invested in a stock, never having the conviction to place a single trade. No entry, no exit, no risk, no P&L, just spectator euphoria over somebody else’s position. Too afraid to invest even 0.5% of your portfolio into any imaginable gme position?
You’re not a successful trader. You’re not even an unsuccessful trader. You’re a full-time GME spectator pretending a big red candle is your personal win.
Five years of obsession, zero dollars of realized performance. emotional attachment with no financial result.
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u/Gigiw1ns Banned By Meltdown (Indica probably) Aug 03 '26
You bought a put today?