/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>54310015
> Let me tell you a little about myself. I retired from being a professional pilot when I was 32. My wife and I live off of our own investments made from when we were both working, but also from Dividends from stocks purchased by our grandparents and passed down to us. We clear on average 600k a year in dividends alone. I don't need MOASS money. I have multiple rental properties in resort towns, all paid in full. I intend to keep every one of my Gamestop shares to pass down to my kids to keep our generational wealth rolling. My position will be increased every time this profitable company splits their low float in the future. My kids will be able to live off of dividends from gamestop without even including the trusts we already have set up for them. I am glad you think you have it all figured out, but there are a lot of us xx,xxx holders out here who understand that the best play a person can make is investing early in a company and then sitting on that investment forever. I know there are many others out there like me who aren't bickering over nonsense and throwing money at dying towel stores to make it. I will never sell a single share. They will be handed down to my kids in a backyard ceremony where we wear red sweatbands and rocket swag, while they chant "we like the stock, we like the stock". Why the fuck would I ever sell a single share of the best stock investment in history? How do you think the original APPL holders who sold on the first apple pump feel now? Or the original coke holders who sold when they doubled up? Get a fucking clue child.

>KEK baggies
>dumb baggies sell your shares
>where was your MOASS today
>I’m short GME