Tell us how you changed as a person in these 2 Years

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Excuse me? HOW MUCH?!

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200k usd. Would have been a millionaire by now if not for this shit move.
 
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No, normal stocks, but I misunderstood the tax documents and pulled out too late. I worked in AI but surprise surprise I fucking loathe AI shills, NFT, blockchain, cryptos and all that shit.
Nice to hear that from someone who works on IT. anyway, have ye hear about our lord and saviour on technology? If not why not you try to back flip and try your luck to the cable elditch to make your work smoother than my brain.

I will send my CV to you in the near future as a punching bag. I have squishy body to punch so you can relieve your daily stress because of you coworker. Worry not about my being and emotion, because I already am trained to be strong as a monk since i was born in thsi 3rd world country.


writing is my passion
wiring a cable is also my passion
especially the rope to the ceiling to get into the other world.
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I'm broke :qq: Just lost like 200k in stocks.
bullshit
oh nevermind, didn't realize there was a next page.
Misunderstood the tax documents and pulled out late, huh. Thanks for the indirect warning, I was pretty keen on getting into trading myself
 
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bullshit
oh nevermind, didn't realize there was a next page.
Misunderstood the tax documents and pulled out late, huh. Thanks for the indirect warning, I was pretty keen on getting into trading myself
The broke part was bullshit yea. Ofc if I could afford to lose 200k on stocks, I would be responsible enough to keep some savings to feed my ass for a few years even without a job (though, a lot of people seem to lack this common sense). The 200k part was real.
The safest option is to use your money that you can afford to lose. Do not use leverage. Borrowing money to trade is the first step to selling your house to pay off debt. I know people who had to do this. That said, it's not like leverage is the spawn of satan and should be avoided at all cost, just know the risk and potential return you get into for each option.
 
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The safest option is to use your money that you can afford to lose. Do not use leverage. Borrowing money to trade is the first step to selling your house to pay off debt. I know people who had to do this.
True dat. The funny thing is this is also true if you change the word 'trade' to the word 'gamble.' Only difference is the casino will comp you a room for the night and serve you breakfast on the way out the next morning.
 
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2 years ago, started high school junior and a chemistry technician degree on the side, studying from 7am-6pm, working as a small engine mechanic for my father from 7pm-9pm and picked up smoking.
Now i finished high school, I'm starting my last semester in the chem course and still work for my father, now from 8am-6pm whilst studying at night.

I feel no different, like i haven't grown or changed, and this expands for more than just two years. I am just more of a nerd than i was before
 
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Moved states, new job, new anxieties, same depression, same existential crisis.

In other words, the same soup just reheated.
 
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Got my shit together and figured out how depression worked and battled it

Still some remnant and rotating thoughts of hell but still I'd manage.
 

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