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You won't be alone. There will hundreds of thousands of people just like you.Threw 100 on each of these reddit stocks. Im holding the bag
A $12k dip for someone in their late 40s, assuming they've been prudent savers throughout their career, is really not that much...What is the long-term goal of the angry people? Instability in the market. Because generally instability in the marketplace ends up having a significant negative impact on the everyday man.
I have a co-worker yesterday who makes $55K-$60K a year. She is in her late 40's and her 401K dipped nearly $12,000 in a freaking day because of the instability this **** is causing in the market. There is always collateral damage beyond the people that this group is aiming for.
A $12k dip for someone in their late 40s, assuming they've been prudent savers throughout their career, is really not that much...
What is the long-term goal of the angry people? Instability in the market. Because generally instability in the marketplace ends up having a significant negative impact on the everyday man.
I have a co-worker yesterday who makes $55K-$60K a year. She is in her late 40's and her 401K dipped nearly $12,000 in a freaking day because of the instability this **** is causing in the market. There is always collateral damage beyond the people that this group is aiming for.
$12,000 sounds like a lot but what was the % she “lost”? Report back tmrw with how much she “gained” today.What is the long-term goal of the angry people? Instability in the market. Because generally instability in the marketplace ends up having a significant negative impact on the everyday man.
I have a co-worker yesterday who makes $55K-$60K a year. She is in her late 40's and her 401K dipped nearly $12,000 in a freaking day because of the instability this **** is causing in the market. There is always collateral damage beyond the people that this group is aiming for.
I think a 7-8% dip in a single day when the stock market only lost 2% is sort of a big deal. Especially if it continues.A $12k dip for someone in their late 40s, assuming they've been prudent savers throughout their career, is really not that much...
Your co-worker is receiving no damage. She is around my age, so she isn't retiring in the next few days. This will be sorted out in days, weeks, or months; not years.What is the long-term goal of the angry people? Instability in the market. Because generally instability in the marketplace ends up having a significant negative impact on the everyday man.
I have a co-worker yesterday who makes $55K-$60K a year. She is in her late 40's and her 401K dipped nearly $12,000 in a freaking day because of the instability this **** is causing in the market. There is always collateral damage beyond the people that this group is aiming for.
I don't know many people that have a $400,000 portfolio that make $55,000 a year with two kids.that's 3% on a 400,000 portfolio.
I think a 7-8% dip in a single day when the stock market only lost 2% is sort of a big deal. Especially if it continues.
What is the long-term goal of the angry people? Instability in the market. Because generally instability in the marketplace ends up having a significant negative impact on the everyday man.
I have a co-worker yesterday who makes $55K-$60K a year. She is in her late 40's and her 401K dipped nearly $12,000 in a freaking day because of the instability this **** is causing in the market. There is always collateral damage beyond the people that this group is aiming for.
She lost about 8%.$12,000 sounds like a lot but what was the % she “lost”? Report back tmrw with how much she “gained” today.
I think a 7-8% dip in a single day when the stock market only lost 2% is sort of a big deal. Especially if it continues.
I don't know many people that have a $400,000 portfolio that make $55,000 a year with two kids.
If she's in her late 40's why is she looking at a single day return on her 401k anyway?She lost about 8%.
I think a 7-8% dip in a single day when the stock market only lost 2% is sort of a big deal. Especially if it continues.
Wait for tomorrow. The shorts have to cover 20M shares worth of ITM calls. This is just the run-up... the true squeeze hasn't happened.looks like GME ran out of steam. it hit 460 and a slow burn down since then
she should take a serious look at what she is invested in if she lost 8% yesterday. My guess she is heavily invested in employer stock.She lost about 8%.
Sounds like she has an inappropriate asset allocation.I think a 7-8% dip in a single day when the stock market only lost 2% is sort of a big deal. Especially if it continues.