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Nanis23 12/02/20 6:45:43 PM #374:	red sox 777 posted... You do realize that most (almost all) long term investors make money, while the vast majority of day traders lose money? And not just that, but most long-term investors make money within the vast majority of years as well. Go down to a quarter or even a month, and the odds are still pretty good. If you are in a stock that is a zero sum game (i.e. the company is not actually creating value), having and using information is even more important. Your profits come directly from someone else's losses and vice versa. Of course, long term is better. But I need to have the balls for this I will not stomach a market crash like what happened this year. Not even half as bad --- wololo <cite>Nanis23 posted [p:947852674] in Stock Topi... [t:79052687]...</cite> <quote>red sox 777 posted... </cite> <quote>You do realize that most (almost all) long term investors make money, while the vast majority of day traders lose money? And not just that, but most long-term investors make money within the vast majority of years as well. Go down to a quarter or even a month, and the odds are still pretty good. If you are in a stock that is a zero sum game (i.e. the company is not actually creating value), having and using information is even more important. Your profits come directly from someone else's losses and vice versa.</quote>Of course, long term is better. But I need to have the balls for this I will not stomach a market crash like what happened this year. Not even half as bad --- wololo</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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