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To: wilywilly who wrote (336444)1/29/2021 10:15:28 AM
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  Respond to of 361708
 
If you had put $10k in GME at its lows about 6 months ago, you'd have about $2Mil in the premarket yesterday. This would be great timing, but no trading; just the buy and hold. In practice, if you are a YOLO trader, you'd use your daily or weekly profits to buy more.

I am not saying that the claim is true. It likely isn't because very few people have the stomach to swing that kind of position. But it is possible.

When I was much younger than today, as a single young man starting to trade, I once turned $8k into over $200k in only a few weeks. My mom heard about some of the daily swings in my positions and told me to stop messing around. Your daily loss is more than most people make in a year, she said. And she was right. But I answered her, "if I thought like you, it would never be so much money in the first place"

YOLO is a state of mind. Make it big or die trying.



To: wilywilly who wrote (336444)1/29/2021 10:23:26 AM
From: Ron  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 361708
 
There are several more articles about the guy if you google Roaring Kitty and Reddit.
I began day trading in 1997. This reminds me a lot of some of the chat rooms back then.
It was a roaring bull market and everyone thought they were geniuses. Then of course, the
reckoning came. It took me six months to learn how to short :)