Selling cards at a loss

raulus · #1 09-15-2022, 11:16 AM

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Originally Posted by RichMcGillicuddy

Wait. There was a thread yesterday saying to take money out of your 401K to "invest" in cards. Cards can go down???

That's a myth. It's been disproven here many times.

RichMcGillicuddy · #2 09-15-2022, 11:28 AM

So if the Mantle went from 50K to 12+ million.. if it goes up another 240x , it should be 2.9 billion in a few years, right? Phew...

raulus · #3 09-15-2022, 11:30 AM

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Originally Posted by RichMcGillicuddy

So if the Mantle went from 50K to 12+ million.. if it goes up another 240x , it should be 2.9 billion in a few years, right? Phew...

Inflation…

G1911 · #4 09-15-2022, 11:33 AM

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Originally Posted by RichMcGillicuddy

So if the Mantle went from 50K to 12+ million.. if it goes up another 240x , it should be 2.9 billion in a few years, right? Phew...

That’s why I’ve drained my 401K and IRA, as well as my stock investments and savings account. I’ve got $3.50 left for food this week to hedge my bet. Money printer go brrrrr

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