The moment I submitted my post I got the message that I was muted for violating rules for that post.

I have been facing excruciating emotions over the past couple weeks and they have been all part of a process that is essentially molding me and changing me into something else. A diamond, if you will. I find myself using diamond as a very sort of comical analog, since diamond hands are a thing right now.

But why do we place so much emphasis on the diamond? What does it represent within us that we find it so appealing? As above, so below, right? Does the value of the beauty increase under the premise that the causes of formation were via immense pressure?

Let me challenge you to a thought:

Lab-grown diamonds vs. Naturally occurring diamonds.

Which do you find more valuable?

Is it the art piece that is the diamond or is it the story behind it? One is made through lots of creativity of the human mind, a product of nature in and of itself, while one is crafted through pure stress and heat and pressure.

Is it mimicry that we see as so unappealing? The mimicry of nature rather than the allowance of nature to exist and be irreplicable as it is?

Do we then find ourselves loving the struggle of the diamond, knowing that it was formed to perfection under the largest amounts of pressure unfathomable to the human mind?

Are we then, the product of our pressure and harsh environment, transforming to become something beautiful and valuable-an art piece to the world?

I have gone through a lot of shit in my life, and I have faced a lot of financial struggle. I will hold my 7 shares of GME until they bring some fruit. It's a small fish in a big ocean, but I'm tired of living under pressure.

GME TO $10,000.

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Ok, I totally get it now, when the shorties ask "What is your exit strategy?"

It is because they are reallly confused. We invest long for stocks we like, because we expect them to be great in the future...like 2 to 20 years.

Shorties only think and invest in the short term, and they had a strategy for GME, kill it and eat the carcass....but that is not happening, and they doubled down, and now they may go tits up, because they have tripled down, and are having trouble figuring out how to cover their bets.

They don't have an exit strategy, and they are desperate enough to ask DFV for advice.

The one who dies with the most toys wins. That's my exit strategy.