Maxed Out Credit Card for Penny Stock YOLO, Made $3.4 Million (WSB Greatest Trades)

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Wallstreetbets is home to some of the craziest stock and options traders, we're here to keep track of some of their greatest trades. In this video we'll analyze the biggest trades on the WSB forum from the prior week. We hope this video will be informative as you can learn from the successes and failures of WSB options traders.

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If it’s good enough to screenshot it’s good enough to sell.

Seaghbough

dude that 100k to 5 million back to 13k and now back to 2.7 million was epic! Hopefully he learned his lesson. A little jealous but happy for him

joezawinulreviewsandreacti

Remember kids... Nobody ever ruined their life by pulling out too early.

jeffsetter

3:38 "When you're making millions of dollars it's almost impossible to know when to pull out."

Dude if you can retire and not work another day in your life I'd say that's definitely time to pull out. He got caught up in the greed.

Noztube

The first story is really jaw dropping. That guy has balls of steel. Deserves every penny what he has made.

andrewjackdaw

All I learn from this is to have an exit strategy.

TooLateForIeago

Making profits aren't really that hard, but maintaining the gain is

Sitti

The guy who had 4.9 mil that went to 13k. That was his second chance. He had 4.x m before. He should have cashed out completely. However, he comeback was just as spectacular.

maxsterling

This is high stakes gambling. It will not end well for these gamblers. Once you get hooked on that rush of fast money - everything else seems too slow, too boring. Sadly, eventually they will give it all back.

User_not_found_

How confident or delusional do you have to be to get a nearly 5000% return in an investment and not take profits? Greed is sometimes the worst enemy.

massojupiter

I couldn’t help but smile at the first story what a comeback

dawgsoutfree

Always withdraw your initial investment once you've made multipliers

hello-friend

The guy that bought SPRT stock I was one of those guys who bought in at about $2-3 a share back earlier in the year the Reddit for it was wild especially in August leading up to its run to $59 a share

JoeSmith-sxgw

I had to explain this to my mother by saying the government doesn't want people to gamble with stocks but there's always ways around it.

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