morning thoughtAs retail investors most would agree that we have enough working against us when it comes to buying and selling in the casino called "The Stock Market". Most will agree we are not on a level playing field when it comes to purchasing equities, not by a long shot. The big players have algorithmic trading, using millisecond buys and sells, and thats just the tip of the iceberg. What i can never understand is how some get off on spreading FUD, on these forums to trip up others, we are all in it together to try to make a little profit without having to carry the proverbial Lunchpail to make a buck or two to afford a little more time on the things that really matter in life such as spending time with the people we care about the most doing the things we like and carving out more time to do things that make a difference in our lives.
Why would these things have to come at the expence of a fellow retail investor??
so here is what i think should happen at minimum..........
Retail investors should share well-researched perspectives on stock purchases this would foster a collaborative and informed investment community. A rational exchange of insights enables individuals to make more informed decisions, reducing the impact of emotional biases. This approach promotes financial literacy and empowers investors to understand the risks and potential returns associated with a stock. By prioritizing factual information over personal feelings, retail investors contribute to a constructive dialogue that enhances the overall market intelligence. This collective sharing of knowledge benefits the community by creating a supportive environment for learning and financial growth, fostering a culture of mutual respect among retail investors
#Wouldent it be nice?