Few years back a Bitcoin early adopter paid 10k BTC for a pizza just to prove you could. Yow!
My favorite saying by another about all this bubble madness: “Did you know if you’d bought ATT stock when it first went public … You’d be dead.” It’s that perspective on wealth that keeps me looking at other, more long lasting things.
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Frankly I don’t get the message. What does above mean?
It means looking backwards is a waste of time. Only good for bragging rights on this forum
Not many won lottery right? So the one who won should brag right?
It’s AOK to look back and or brag. Sure, I wish I invested, but instead I used my cash at the time for other purposes. Don’t know if I’d be the same person if I had a 100m bank balance. No doubt it’s fun to look back, but it’s also time out of my day. That quip reminds me to focus elsewhere, nothing more.
Whatever decision you make in the past is your story 
Future is what you should be looking forward to and present is what you be enjoying now.
When some1 won a lottery, we should be happy for him/ her, right?
If I won lotto I wouldn’t tell anyone. Funny no ever mentions all the times they lost. Unfortunately most lotto winners end up in a bad way. Friends and relatives show up from nowhere. Investing is hard for the newly rich. Look at all the ball players that loose all their money. I earned all my money through investing sweat equity and adding value over 45 years in RE development.
I earned it slow and invest carefully. Stock investors all want a quick hit like lotto. Easy come easy go.
If I won $100M, I would keep quiet 
They no longer have mood to talk, depressed.
Then you don’t understand the feeling aspect of it. At least they have it once - that feeling is great. You’re focusing on the final outcome - too cold and logical.
I like the feeling of hard honest work. Just repaired a fence gate. Makes me feel alive. Farm living is the life for me.
You live your life. They live their life. That’s about to life No wrong or no right way.
I think for most people the pain of loosing is greater than the joy of winning. Stocks are casino run by NewYorkers for the elite. I think that’s why the Reddit phenomena is so popular. Power to the people. Personally I found that power flipping houses in the seventies. Never had to trust someone else with my money or my future. True freedom I gained at 26. Never had to kiss corporate butt after that. Or trust Bear Stearns et all either.
Stocks aren’t real assets.I like tangible real things. I make with my own hands. This year’s harvest. Ready to be bottled
