Citadel Securities is an idiosyncratic risk on society

r/Superstonk • u/cwhaaaales Dating Andrew Ross Sorkin's wife • 20d ago

Citadel Securities is an idiosyncratic risk on society Shitpost 👾

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Do we promise. I am afraid of becoming like the current rich. Ebenezer Scrooge-ing my money

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u/cwhaaaales Dating Andrew Ross Sorkin's wife 20d ago

take time to better yourself and learn how to be an effective rich person. It's not going to happen overnight, and idk about you but I've definitely had some mental health issues over covid and I really want to invest in myself and get my shit together. But as far making the world a better place, walking down the streets every day and handing out cash to people is not the best use of money. I'm going to try to think of it as a tool by which you can express your world view and take action on things you care about. Put it in the hands of people who you believe in and can make change. Do you know someone who has a struggling small business but you believe in their ability to bring joy to people? Cut them a check no strings attached. Invest in other companies you want to see succeed. Donate to research you care about. Not every move has to be a win financially but you can still keep that in the back of your mind sometimes. You can be smart with your money and ensure you and your family will be financially stable forever without being parsimonious or Ebenezer Scrooge lol.

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u/jery007 20d ago

Very well articulated. Thanks ape

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u/Coyote_Corona 🐒 2021: A Space Oddy-squeeze 🚀 20d ago

I have been having the same thoughts. I don't want to go off and do nothing for the rest of my life. I hope to see myself as a servant to humanity. I have no agenda but to help all humans equally and their development. I don't want fame. I don't want more money to use on myself. And I definitely don't want lambos. I just want to see my fellow humans happy and secure

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u/Hanz616 🦍Voted✅ 20d ago

nah bro. unlike them, you have a heart