Come on, I'll just follow the crowd.

Every day posting all kinds of news from who knows if it's Reuters or some roadside gossip, 10 posts with 11 being about some celebrity or news, or some investment quote or essay. Always bearish on this and that to make yourself look smart, but during the two-year bull market, you were nowhere to be found, and suddenly popped up in March? Being bearish or bullish is normal, but where’s the reasonable justification? It’s not like flaunting so-called 'margin of safety' makes you some genius. Anyone can say that—Apple at $3, Nvidia at $2, Google at $1.5, Microsoft at $2, Coca-Cola at $0.3, UnitedHealth at $0.5. So much for 'margin of safety'—go ahead and enjoy your 'safety' then.

Do you have any fundamental analysis like Z-bro? Or technical analysis like Retirement Bro? Or deep dives into earnings season like Dolphin Research? You need facts to make an argument. Without facts, all you do is post about staying in cash—what the hell are you even analyzing? No one’s stopping you from staying in cash, no one’s stopping you from posting fluff, and no one’s stopping you from spamming. But if your spam is this low-quality while pretending to be some expert, you’re just a complete joke 😄.

Also, I stand by my point: if you can’t even tell the difference between 14257 and 14259, you’re either bad at English or deliberately stirring up emotions—either stupid or malicious. One minute your IELTS is 8.5, the next you delete it—what are you trying to prove? Might as well change it to 114514, that’d suit your level better 😅.