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"To build a fire — but not destroy the market by doing so. That's the goal right now. It's not as easy as in the famous Jack London short story ("To Build a Fire") where, in the end, the survivors profit rather than freeze to death in their sleep. In the early part of this decade, we saw the rise of Robinhood and the distribution of investments from the serious to the ephemeral. These days, Robinhood has the appearance of one gigantic bonfire of young people's money. The gamification concept was real and the exodus of investors was noisy — culminating with the ridiculous self-immolation of GameStop, AMC Entertainment and the meme stocks. Those who fought this trend abandoned Twitter, hired bodyguards and tried to hide from the angry mob that was attempting to will stocks higher by savaging the sellers. No tinder from these clowns." |
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