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Re: Show HN: Duedilly.io – Accuracy of Reddit Trading Ideas

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This is the dialect of /r/wallstreetbets. Apes strong together and all that jazz. To call someone a retard is a term of endearment, or a (not so) secret handshake. (fellow gambling degenerate)

That’s lovely. Bad news is a bunch of edgelords don’t get to dictate how language is used or what it means.

It appears they’ve already done exactly that within their community

Re: Show HN: Duedilly.io – Accuracy of Reddit Trading Ideas

#32
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Mēh So long as you only use money to loose, never use margin... Trading stocks is not a way to make money. Want to make money? Invest in yourself and work for it. Stocks can be a part of your portfolio - but do not take investment advice from Hacker News commenters!

What if you're a trader and investing in yourself means trading?

Re: Show HN: Duedilly.io – Accuracy of Reddit Trading Ideas

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Maybe this isn't ideal for the homepage > Okay Retards, I will make this long because apparently you Apes seem to like long posts, even when a YOLO opportunity like this But what do I know, I'm just a triggered liberal. Edit: I understand how they use the "r" word on WSB as it's been in the mainstream news for a year. I'm saying that it reflects poorly on a business, signaling that it failed due diligence, on there h…

I've been using WSB and what has come since for many years as additional sources of DD; and it reads like "Howdy do fellow kids" type nonsense from someone who isn't part of the community.

The Ape stuff is cringe, because that moniker is adopted for those who can't read/can only buy and hold stock and is purely focused on GME anyway.

This could be a great resource and it doesn't need to be directed to people playing up ridiculous persona's on reddit when the reality is those who will read this are intelligent investors.

Re: Show HN: Duedilly.io – Accuracy of Reddit Trading Ideas

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Fun tool. Thanks for putting it together. It's interesting to crawl through some of the entries from leaderboard people. It seems like most of their bets are neutral or slightly random, but then they'll be propped up with a lucky call on GME from January or some other single-stock pick. For example, this poster apparently just spammed GME posts during the run-up and got lucky, but if you followed their other calls (R…

I'd say that's how most people outperform, they get a lucky break with a stock that goes x10 or something.

Yeah, the pretty much sums up my stock performance over the past decade

Re: Show HN: Duedilly.io – Accuracy of Reddit Trading Ideas

#35
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Typically there is more money to be made selling subscriptions than trading unless u are a major hedge fund. Desperate ppl look for any sort of guidance even if it does not work well.

If you have edge it is almost always more profitable to trade than to sell advice.

if you can get 1000 subs at $100/month that is top .5% wealth without the risk of trading

Re: Show HN: Duedilly.io – Accuracy of Reddit Trading Ideas

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I took a gander-- the leaderboard lists 10 people making better than a 17% weekly return (3500% annualized). After extensive work cross-referencing the list with this one [1] my team was unable to find 10 candidates. Another explanation of outsized returns was deemed remotely possible but downvoted into oblivion [2]. I think it's really enticing to think you can make it rich by reading something on Reddit and doing about as much research as you'd do before buying a refrigerator.

[1] https://www.forbes.com/billionaires/ [2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Infinite_monkey_theorem

Re: Show HN: Duedilly.io – Accuracy of Reddit Trading Ideas

#37
post #29

Earlier quoted context omitted.

If you have edge it is almost always more profitable to trade than to sell advice.

if you can get 1000 subs at $100/month that is top .5% wealth without the risk of trading

www.alphahub.us

Re: Show HN: Duedilly.io – Accuracy of Reddit Trading Ideas

#40
post #23

Maybe this isn't ideal for the homepage > Okay Retards, I will make this long because apparently you Apes seem to like long posts, even when a YOLO opportunity like this But what do I know, I'm just a triggered liberal. Edit: I understand how they use the "r" word on WSB as it's been in the mainstream news for a year. I'm saying that it reflects poorly on a business, signaling that it failed due diligence, on there h…

I mean you're more than welcome to share your opinion and/or be offended. I don't get why it's gotta be a generalized "triggered liberal" thing or w.e. - just seems so unproductive towards any end. If you want the language to stop, making it an us vs them thing doesn't appear to be a successful strategy. If you're just memeing then carry on. It doesn't really bother me, I just never really understand the call-to-poli…

I’ve been called an SJW for politely asking people to stop saying “retarded” or the n-word (or saying things that sound close to the n-word to allude to it). So even if you politely ask, some people will interpret it as an us-vs-them fight anyway.

I think the triggered liberal comment was an attempt at levity to make the feedback less harsh so that people might have a less visceral reaction.

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