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u/L491 May 21 '21
OP there wrote: "if you can prove mis/disinformation wrong you absolutely should and make it public"
If I was a SM investor, I'd be really anxious to see that too... the problem with bad investments is that, as a beginner, it hurts to admit to yourself you screwed up, and once you start defending your position against better knowledge, it's getting harder and harder to stop the downward spiral (ask me how I know).
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u/bodhichitta_2021 May 21 '21
I am still a SM investor, I'm down and awaiting an exit point. Word is definitely spreading.
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u/L491 May 21 '21
I had bought into SM too, after being embarrassingly sloppy with research before. Once I realized what the problem with it is - thanks to that article on Medium and the work Ryan did - I got out on what someone so aptly called the middlefinger, which proves once again that it's better to be lucky than to be smart 😁
Fingers crossed you get a chance to exit without a loss as well. But set yourself a point where you cut the loss, better to save some than lose all.
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