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Meme stocks are shares of companies that gain popularity and experience price surges primarily due to social media and internet forums rather than traditional financial metrics or business performance. These stocks can be highly volatile and are often driven by hype and collective sentiment rather than fundamental analysis. Investing in meme stocks carries several risks: high volatility can lead to significant potential losses, and market manipulation by coordinated online efforts can result in unsustainable price spikes and subsequent crashes. Let's look at several meme stocks today:  AMC Recently, AMC Entertainment has been in the spotlight due to its ongoing efforts to strengthen its financial position. The company has been focusing on diversifying its revenue streams, including e

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$GameStop(GME)$ If you Reddit kids had any understanding of how reality works you'd know the price is falling because Kittie's magic is fading fast. Your "friends' are now starting to realize they're constantly being dumped on by the Cohen & Gill tag-team. Please stay, and be the last holding that heavy bag!You Reddit kids have a terrible financial strategy: Buy at any price and never sellIt's a perfect recipe for giving free money to hedge funds and Keith Gill. People like Gill are going to take a huge piece of the pie every single time. Then the rest is divided up among the luckier smaller fish, while everyone else, especially all you Reddit kids, get left with very heavy bags.

$GameStop(GME)$ $AMC Entertainment(AMC)$ $BEYOND(BYON)$ $Upstart Holdings, Inc.(UPST)$ $Tesla Motors(TSLA)$  📈🧨🚀 Meme Stock Revival: Back to the Future of Trading!🚀🧨📈 Guess what's made a comeback? Meme stocks, baby! But I never saw this twist coming—these new ones are basically clones of the old ones. Here's the scoop: Keith "Roaring Kitty" Gill, the legend behind the GameStop frenzy, is practically a rockstar now, especially after that Netflix flick about him blew up the charts. And guess who's back on the Twitter scene? Yep, Gill himself. And just like that, the meme stocks

$GameStop(GME)$ saga coms again. Since it's a meme stock, it's certainly not a fundamental thing, nor the techie investors can explain it.ImageMost of the investors believe they can beat Wall Street, but last time, it turns out the wall street is in their battle inside.Apparently, short squeezing has become a market hotspot.From Short Interest's point of view, both GME and other meme stocks saw a sharp drawdown in shorts yesterday. Will be a Melvin Capital again?.From options standpoint, these meme stocks have once again jumped to the top of the list both in terms of volume or IV. I'm sure when more options contracts come out today, activity can be pushed up even further.Be careful:1. Options are more actively traded now than they were three years

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Two days ago, millions of people in North America watched as the moon completely covered the sun for more than four minutes during a solar eclipse. Some investors made a meme saying the sun is covered by hawkish fed official - Minneapolis President Neel Kashkari. $NASDAQ(.IXIC)$ He implied that rate cuts may not happen with inflation moving sideways. Today, solar eclipse is also seen in Shenzhen city of China. Have you seen the eclipse recently? Do you have interesting memes? Share memes with me and can also post them in our topic: Reality is a Meme?

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I'm a pauper by kiyosaki's standard. but who is he or trump to be the "standard" for rich or poor?

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Replying to @koolgal:His debt is not his problem, it is the bank’s lol. The loaner bank will worship n pray he lives long 😅//@koolgal:🌟🌟🌟There is a saying by Mark Twain "Truth is stranger than Fiction, but it is because Fiction is obliged to stick to possibilities, Truth isn't. " I wonder why would Robert Kiosaki of Rich Dad Poor Dad's fame reveal that he has USD 1.2 billion in debt?  That is a massive amount.  The reality is he wants the world to know that he is making use of other people's money to make more money.   There is good debt and bad debt.  Good debt is like a bank loan on a house which can appreciate in value over time.  A bad de

Reality is really a Meme. The author of ‘Rich Dad, Poor Dad’, Robert Kiyosaki, is again way ahead of us. He shows the concept of “using debt to get rich”. He uses the idea of leveraging borrowed money, such as through real estate investments or starting a business, in order to generste income and build wealth. He shows debt recycling cam be an effective strategy to accumulate wealth over time. And most of all, he lives a rich lifestyle.

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Currently, I do not have any debt on hand. I also don't know whether this is a good or bad things. Having debts doesn't mean you are poor or financially bad, just that you might invest your money elsewhere. Don't forget that rich people are usually full of debts! Do you agree with me? haha! Come and leave your comments guys @GoodLife99 @Aqa @Universe宇宙 @b1uesky @icycrystal

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There’s similarity btw robert & trump. Both aren’t the most truthful of people. Robert painted rich dad poor dad, as his own personal life experience. However, it has been found out that his so called life experience is faked so that he can flesh out his book for sales. There’s truth to the content in his financial advice, but have to take it with many pinches of salt. As his statement indicated, he doesn’t take responsibility for his actions or for people who follow him blindly, same like trump. Trump got caught inflating his property value to get benefits, y can’t robert do the same. He didnt state how exactly he derive the 1.2b debt. Is the figure inflated? Anyone can verify his figures? Is the debt spread over multiple businesses? He didnt state tt its personal debt. Corporate debt

Meme stocks are shares of companies that gain popularity and experience price surges primarily due to social media and internet forums rather than traditional financial metrics or business performance. These stocks can be highly volatile and are often driven by hype and collective sentiment rather than fundamental analysis. Investing in meme stocks carries several risks: high volatility can lead to significant potential losses, and market manipulation by coordinated online efforts can result in unsustainable price spikes and subsequent crashes. Let's look at several meme stocks today:  AMC Recently, AMC Entertainment has been in the spotlight due to its ongoing efforts to strengthen its financial position. The company has been focusing on diversifying its revenue streams, including e

$GameStop(GME)$ $AMC Entertainment(AMC)$ $BEYOND(BYON)$ $Upstart Holdings, Inc.(UPST)$ $Tesla Motors(TSLA)$  📈🧨🚀 Meme Stock Revival: Back to the Future of Trading!🚀🧨📈 Guess what's made a comeback? Meme stocks, baby! But I never saw this twist coming—these new ones are basically clones of the old ones. Here's the scoop: Keith "Roaring Kitty" Gill, the legend behind the GameStop frenzy, is practically a rockstar now, especially after that Netflix flick about him blew up the charts. And guess who's back on the Twitter scene? Yep, Gill himself. And just like that, the meme stocks

$GameStop(GME)$ If you Reddit kids had any understanding of how reality works you'd know the price is falling because Kittie's magic is fading fast. Your "friends' are now starting to realize they're constantly being dumped on by the Cohen & Gill tag-team. Please stay, and be the last holding that heavy bag!You Reddit kids have a terrible financial strategy: Buy at any price and never sellIt's a perfect recipe for giving free money to hedge funds and Keith Gill. People like Gill are going to take a huge piece of the pie every single time. Then the rest is divided up among the luckier smaller fish, while everyone else, especially all you Reddit kids, get left with very heavy bags.

$GameStop(GME)$ saga coms again. Since it's a meme stock, it's certainly not a fundamental thing, nor the techie investors can explain it.ImageMost of the investors believe they can beat Wall Street, but last time, it turns out the wall street is in their battle inside.Apparently, short squeezing has become a market hotspot.From Short Interest's point of view, both GME and other meme stocks saw a sharp drawdown in shorts yesterday. Will be a Melvin Capital again?.From options standpoint, these meme stocks have once again jumped to the top of the list both in terms of volume or IV. I'm sure when more options contracts come out today, activity can be pushed up even further.Be careful:1. Options are more actively traded now than they were three years

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Two days ago, millions of people in North America watched as the moon completely covered the sun for more than four minutes during a solar eclipse. Some investors made a meme saying the sun is covered by hawkish fed official - Minneapolis President Neel Kashkari. $NASDAQ(.IXIC)$ He implied that rate cuts may not happen with inflation moving sideways. Today, solar eclipse is also seen in Shenzhen city of China. Have you seen the eclipse recently? Do you have interesting memes? Share memes with me and can also post them in our topic: Reality is a Meme?

Someone says reality is a meme. The most incredible things are always happening, and unrelated events leave people utterly astonished.Robert Kiyosaki, author of 'Rich Dad, Poor Dad,' a renowned finance expert, recently reveales he has over $1.2 billion in debt.A wallstreetbet user commented that:$0 Debt - Poor, homeless$300k Debt - Middle class with mortgage loans$1.2 Billion Debt - Extremely wealthy$30 Trillion Debt - Wealthiest country in Earth’s HistoryThe new US election result also surprises investors.Shares of $Digital World Acquisition Corp(DWAC)$ rose over 20% following Trump's victory in the first Republican contest in Iowa for 2024 presidential race. On the other hand, China stocks plunged on Trump’s win.Do you agree that reality is a me

Replying to @koolgal:His debt is not his problem, it is the bank’s lol. The loaner bank will worship n pray he lives long 😅//@koolgal:🌟🌟🌟There is a saying by Mark Twain "Truth is stranger than Fiction, but it is because Fiction is obliged to stick to possibilities, Truth isn't. " I wonder why would Robert Kiosaki of Rich Dad Poor Dad's fame reveal that he has USD 1.2 billion in debt?  That is a massive amount.  The reality is he wants the world to know that he is making use of other people's money to make more money.   There is good debt and bad debt.  Good debt is like a bank loan on a house which can appreciate in value over time.  A bad de

$PayPal(PYPL)$ CEO said he would “shock the world“ on 25th Jan., suggesting a long-term impact. This aligns with his characterization of 2024 as a "transition" year.How do you view this? What might be the shocking move?Investors speculate that it might be the collaboration with other companies like X or $Meta Platforms, Inc.(META)$’s Threads.While some think $PayPal(PYPL)$ may announce crypto-related development or AI progress.Will you bet on his words or sell the news?Some investors already begin to bet on CEO’s promise with $PayPal(PYPL)$ treding higher.What’s your move? Some bought calls at either the $68 or $69 that

There’s similarity btw robert & trump. Both aren’t the most truthful of people. Robert painted rich dad poor dad, as his own personal life experience. However, it has been found out that his so called life experience is faked so that he can flesh out his book for sales. There’s truth to the content in his financial advice, but have to take it with many pinches of salt. As his statement indicated, he doesn’t take responsibility for his actions or for people who follow him blindly, same like trump. Trump got caught inflating his property value to get benefits, y can’t robert do the same. He didnt state how exactly he derive the 1.2b debt. Is the figure inflated? Anyone can verify his figures? Is the debt spread over multiple businesses? He didnt state tt its personal debt. Corporate debt

I totally agree that reality is a meme. I think I am really poor in the above standard. I am not surprised that Robert Kiyasaki has over 1.2 billion in debt because nowadays, rich people always take loans or use future money. Even the new generation now always use up all the limit of their credit card, not to mention monthly zero saving.

Currently, I do not have any debt on hand. I also don't know whether this is a good or bad things. Having debts doesn't mean you are poor or financially bad, just that you might invest your money elsewhere. Don't forget that rich people are usually full of debts! Do you agree with me? haha! Come and leave your comments guys @GoodLife99 @Aqa @Universe宇宙 @b1uesky @icycrystal

Reality is really a Meme. The author of ‘Rich Dad, Poor Dad’, Robert Kiyosaki, is again way ahead of us. He shows the concept of “using debt to get rich”. He uses the idea of leveraging borrowed money, such as through real estate investments or starting a business, in order to generste income and build wealth. He shows debt recycling cam be an effective strategy to accumulate wealth over time. And most of all, he lives a rich lifestyle.

Make all you can, save all you can, give all you can. The wicked borrows but does not pay back, but the righteous is generous and gives. It’s more important to uphold love and compassion above greed and wealth cos there will be payback time.

well this is very misleading because you didn't mention his assets. what if he has 10 billion dollars in assets? then a 1 billion debt is nothing. so you have to look at the whole picture not just take the debt out of context.

I'm a pauper by kiyosaki's standard. but who is he or trump to be the "standard" for rich or poor?

Its somehow true in sense of “ uncommon sense” . I seen many many rich ppl living in big houses and own 10 over cars but in huge debts and continued to live lavishly.

base on definition Iam very poor my whole life cos I don't have any debt. I was brought up to learn to save n spend within my means.

Hmm might be possible assuming you are treating debt well. Aka using it to generate more income than the interest incurred.