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ONE OF US. ONE OF US.

That’s your ONE day bears! I don’t want to see your dirty faces ‘round these parts again.

“GNS drops 10% in ONE MINUTE… zero halts. But GME sneezes upward and regulators start sweating. 🧐🚨🦍”

MY BAG IS BEING WORKED VERY HARD I WORK VERY HARD FOR MY BAG I LOVE CROW WITH KNIFE I GO TO SLEEP KNOWING CROW WITH KNIFE GO TO THE MOON CROW WITH KNIFE NUMBER ONE $CAW $CAW

If You Could Pick ONE Dividend Investment for the Next 10 Years, What Would It Be

with demo trading you are trading without any emotions because you don't have any real money attached to it.
if you TRULY have a PROFITABLE edge that you can replicate consistently during backtesting
you just have to trading at a MUCH less margin. this is a LONG game not a "get quick rich" game as much as we all dream it to me.
start with ONE micro / ONE stock. can you follow your rules and become profitable? when you finally are profitable with that. start scaling. is your heart thumping and your mind racing when you're in a trade? you scaled way too much.
start small man. if you're truly profitable the money will come. you can't rush the process

Honest question, and maybe I'm about to get roasted for this, but I need to know if I'm the only one struggling with this.
I want to be a disciplined value investor. I've read The Intelligent Investor, Security Analysis, all the Buffett letters. I know the "right" way to do this is to read every 10-K cover to cover, understand the footnotes, dig into segment reporting, compare year-over-year changes in working capital, read the risk factors carefully, check MD&A for red flags, all that stuff.
But realistically? I work full time. I've got maybe 2 hours in the evening if I'm lucky. A typical 10-K is 200+ pages of dense financial and legal language. By the time I finish reading ONE company's annual report, either the opportunity is gone, or I'm so mentally exhausted that I can't even remember what I read in the risk factors section on page 47.
And that's just ONE company. If I want to compare three competitors in the same industry to find the best value, that's 600+ pages of reading. It feels impossible.
So I end up cutting corners. I skim the 10-K. I read the summary on Seeking Alpha. I look at the key ratios and hope I'm not missing something critical. But then I worry that I'm missing red flags buried in the footnotes, or that I don't truly understand the business model, or that I'm making investment decisions based on incomplete information.
It feels like I'm stuck between two bad options: either spend so much time on thorough research that I never actually pull the trigger on anything (analysis paralysis), or cut corners and risk making uninformed decisions that blow up my portfolio.
I see people on here talking about their deep dives and 50-page investment theses, and I genuinely wonder: do you all have way more free time than me, or is there a system I'm missing?
How do you balance thoroughness with actually making investment decisions in a reasonable timeframe? Do you have frameworks or shortcuts that help you identify what's important without reading every single word? Or is this just the brutal reality of being a retail investor competing against professionals who do this 60 hours a week?
Would love to hear how you approach this, because right now I feel like I'm either lazy or inefficient, and neither feels great.

I also give 0 cares for politics, so don't bring that up... I promise you were upset with (automod)THAT ONE DEPARTMENT OF EFFICIENCY THAT GOT CREATED because someone told you to be.
Please. Wake. Up.

ALL THANKS TO ONE MAN AND ONE MAN ONLY. DONALD TRUMP. HE SOLD HIS CRYPTO HE DOESNT CARE ANYMORW

TWENTY ONE FUKKEN AMERICAN DOLLARS??

Never too young. Put a little away now, and time and compounding will work their magic.
But, you are thinking you have $500,000 and can stop right there.
Our annual expenses are near $100,000 and this is with no car payment and no mortgage. We live in a LCOL area and I just paid $1.49 for a dozen eggs.
Luckily, we have multiple income streams, you will have ONE income stream.
Reality is looking forward to slapping you in the face.

ONE normal green day is considered illegal or what

The market is reflecting on ONE month? Look again. Foot taste good?

I finally got them to send me something in writing about the warrants.
So let me get this straight, they are drsable but the dtc is saying No.
maybe the DTCC IS THE ONE WHO IS NAKED.
I’m not really sure what to do now? Should I transfer to fidelity or just wait and try again at another date?
Tits r jacked, shorts r fuked. Tits r jacked, shorts r fuked. Tits r jacked, shorts r fuked

Same with Office Max/Depot, lol.
The only people I ever see in there are the workers and maybe ONE person over at the printing section getting a new set of business cards (probably me. 💀).
I mean, stuff has dust on it every time, but you won't catch a clearance sign up, and those lights are bright and early, and the ads in the mail show up every month! 🤣

ONE OF US!

ONE OF US! ONE OF US!

HE GOT 99 PROBLEMS AND THE BIGGEST ONE IS ME

The Dems are just weak.
At my local and state levels they are insufferable cowards.
Everybody wants more houses but when there actual proposals to build, they'll let ONE FUCKING KAREN derail the whole thing and then they throw up their hands and say "nothing we can do, that Karen cited an environmental regulation from 1971, meeting adjourned."
I have been to no fewer than 3 city council meetings where one landowner stopped developments worth tens of millions of dollars on technicalities and the council just says "welp we're done here."
They are the ones who have the power to just delete those regulations.
It's bullshit because during Covid they did what they felt like. The governor just *made up* guidelines of which businesses could be open and which couldn't. And those guidelines would change every month or two. So they can't tell me they don't have the power. They can do what they goddamn want when they actually want to.
Something I respect about Trump to be honest, is that he does what he feels like when he has the power to do so, fuck the courts and consequences. Do the shit people want and deal with that later.

Who said it did?
They're all pieces of individual information. Responses like this are... almost irrationally annoying. It's ONE piece of information, but it's a pretty fucking compelling one.
A large percentage of the early AI spend is large than the US Interstate project and UR Railroad projects.

Obviously that's not "the whole picture," but by all means, you create a graphic or summarize the "whole picture" for us in a succinct post.