Reddit shows how bad retail investors are


November ‘21: All-in on high growth tech! Valuation doesn’t matter!

March ‘22: All in commodities and dividend stocks! Puts on high growth tech!

It seems like all retail investors are capable of doing is going short when things are falling and long when things are going up. They sell their stocks when they’re down 40-70% to stay in cash that’s losing 8-10% per year, or to chase commodities that are up 50% in a month.

I heard someone today mention that oil was going to $300/barrel which was literally Kremlin propaganda to prevent the world from banning Russian oil & gas.

Now is the time to get into quality high growth tech. These dips don’t come often and when GOOG is at $3200 and NVDA is at $300 and AMD is at $150 you’re going to look at your CVX and GLD and be wishing you went with the quality growth names that were on sale.

Just my two cents, take it FWIW.


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