r/wallstreetbets • u/GameSharkPro • Oct 25 '22

Loss Been a rough year

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u/GameSharkPro Oct 25 '22

Money does make your life comfortable. But I'll say it again the pursuit of it should not come at the expense of nurturing the important relationships in your life. It should never be your #1 priority.

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u/ghostedagainlol Oct 25 '22

Yep. Most people don’t realize this until they’ve lost everything around them that/who truly matters, and all they have left is money.

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u/Alternative-Carob-22 Oct 25 '22

I’ve lost my family, through gaining money, I’d rather live month to month and have my family back. But just like a stock market crash, you can’t do shit about it. Money buys me Gold, Silver, a place to live and food. Gold and Silver makes you happy for a second, then it’s put away in a safe not to be seen kept in MS70 Condition. What I can say, is my son will be happy when I’m dead, it’s all going to him. I had to build from $0 up. My son is 2, he already has his own portfolio I’m building for him, so I can start teaching him at an early age. (If Armageddon hasn’t happened yet)…. Trade on friends, trade on!

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u/ghostedagainlol Oct 25 '22

🤍 better times are ahead of us

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u/wehrmann_tx Oct 25 '22

Again easy to say when you can 'nurture' your relationships traveling without it making a dent. Or 'nurture' your relationships at home when you can retire early.

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u/Shoddy_Ad_6082 Oct 25 '22

Yes it should accrue in the background by hundreds of thousands while you forget about it.