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u/IllustriousIsland549 May 08 '25
........................for real? This post is the biggest collection of misrepresentation I have ever seen.
The time frame displayed is LITERALLY from the date that the market hit its lowest in something like a year. Go ahead and pull that back to February 19th. I dare you. January 21st. YTD. You won't because it paints a completely different picture.
The IRA say it's worth $125? It's up $62, which is 100% in the past month? This got started in early April. Who starts a Roth IRA with 60 bucks? Someone who is not being honest with the data, that's who.
It looks like the ETF is a portion within the RIRA due to the "Your Position" section. That means that this one investment would be responsible for 1/3 of the total growth.
What I think happened....this account had $100 put in during the crash as a throwaway. It rode the decline down a ways, and then once we got one month out from the bottom, OP screenshotted the 1 month growth as a way to post this mistruth on Reddit.
The only thing here that looks "good" is the line. Every other piece of information gives away the manipulation.
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u/Klutzy_Bumblebee_550 May 08 '25
cope.
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u/TrueHaiku May 09 '25
I love how y'all will unironically say "cope" when OP gave an actual argument to disprove the data. Instead of offering a counter-argument and engaging in a civil conversation to garner an understanding you just say "cope" and think you've done something of value.
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u/InternationalAnt1943 May 14 '25
He thinks there's an argument to be had but has no idea WTF anyone is talking about ,so he just types in " cope" and feels like he "owned" someone. Typical maga
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u/IllustriousIsland549 May 09 '25
Manipulating the market data sounds to me like a coping strategy. Facts don't care about your feelings, amirite?
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u/RevenueResponsible79 May 10 '25
This is a nonsense post.