I'll pay you mana for posting your meme-y financial adivce about which stonks I should buy or short. Like other people's comments so they can have some of my mana!
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Who even are any of these people?
Which stonks do you think are under-valued?
Which stonks do you think are over-valued?
Why is Sa winning the Best Stonk poll?
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Well, I think Jason is doing it for the content. After all this bopathon and whatever he is doing, Yujin and him are gonna get back together. Maybe I am coping, but I am a believer. I never believed in love before, but Yujin and jason together changed my opinion. Jason gonna get 25 k viewers minimum the day they get back together on stream.
So, just invest in Yujin stock. Keep calm, keep investing.
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when a stock has high volatility, buy small amounts of YES or NO shares repeatedly. on average, the stock is more likely to be mispriced than correctly priced, so on average you make positive returns. just don't buy a lot at once, that changes the price a lot and then you get really really bad prices. that's how people lose 2000M on a few minutes of betting