Don't worry, RS3 and OSRS bond prices are intrinsically linked since gold swapping is allowed, the prices fluctuate based on inflation for either game. If someone can swap gold from RS3 to OSRS and get a cheaper bond that way, that will cause more swapping and the currencies will stabilize in relative value quickly, while more bonds get traded on OSRS. The same can happen vice versa. So you can just replace RS3 with OSRS in OPs post and it's still perfectly valid, assuming it's not all nonsense. Still better to just stay out though because it's all nonsense.

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Ok - $200 guarantee from this guy. It’s safe to go all in on margin here. Nice win man. You should take some money off the table before it tanks and you sell near the bottom around $25 Not sure how a stock that doesn’t make any money and can’t concretely tell you when they will is worth $200b. Stay level headed cool cat. Stay golden.

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Idk, I’ll stay on path

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An 80 year old man once told me the key is to “chase women and stay away from that whacky tobaccy, that shit’s crazy”

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Doesn't matter. Leveraged basis trade and money printer will finance our deficit and any extra surplus of Tbills. Also don't break bad, just stay invested in stocks.

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Honestly not far from the truth. It's become better for even retired boomers to stay invested in the market than bother with shitass bonds. Inflation is much higher for service oriented retirees. With QE back they're just getting poorer in bonds.

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Market fundamentals are out the window these days. It's all about rough predictions. Will ram demand continue as is or even increase? Then micron is an obvious buy. Will precious metal demand stay this high? Then they and their miners are an obvious buy. Based on everything we knew about data center demand that was an obvious buy... until it had a fat correction.

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Options aren’t hard because of Greeks. They’re hard because they rent space in your head all day. Most people don’t lose because they’re wrong. They lose because they size too big, stay too long, and don’t know when the trade is actually done. Walking away after a $150k hit is unironically elite risk management. I trade options too, but only when structure gives me an edge. If that structure isn’t there, shares beat dopamine every time. Congrats on the win. Surviving options is the real flex.

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I got into TSLA at $10 per share and have seen millions of haters lose their money. The poor stay poor.

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Jake Paul can’t stay in his feet lmao wtf is this

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