It’s Just Not Fair…

When the markets get crazy, one of the laments you hear from most unhappy investors is “It’s just not fair.”

And they’re usually the same ones who complain about how the Wall Street Boyz control and manipulate the market.

To an extent I could agree about the Boyz manipulating certain markets under certain conditions.

But the truth is the markets are too big to be controlled by a handful of institutions (Cough! Blackrock, Cough! Vanguard, Cough! JP Morgan, Hairball Cough!)

READ: It’s How Big Boyz Make Money February 5, 2021

And even though the small investor often gets pushed around like the red-haired step-child, the smart ones learn how to use the antics of the Boyz to their advantage? (HERE)

Especially when we experience a ‘Glitch’ like the one that happened last week.

READ: Wall Street ‘Glitch’ January 25, 2023

Unfortunately, the Presstitutes make a big deal about the cry babies who get crushed by markets but they fail to mention how most of their problems are self-inflicted.

And they end up getting sympathy by crying “It’s just not fair.”

Why It’s Not Fair

The markets are not fair in the same way that life is not fair.

To that we’ll simply say: Get over it and move on to other opportunities.

But when things don’t go their way, the whiny investor always looks to blame someone else for their problems.

A classic – and glaring example this – was evident the other day when the sports world focused on basketball star LeBron (LeDone) James’ total melt-down at the end of a game with Boston.

His embarrassing tirade was because the refs didn’t call a foul against him in the closing moments of a game.

And all it proved is that he is definitely the GOAT of temper tantrums.

So, when things don’t go your way it would be a good idea to refer to the Mike Tyson investment strategy (HERE).

And if you really want to make money like the Big Boyz, be sure to read our February edition of “…In Plain English” (HERE).

Share this with a friend…especially if they complain about their losses and/or somehow think LeDone is better than Michael Jordan.

They’ll thank YOU later.

And tell them:

We’re Not Just About Finance…but we use finance to give you hope

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