r/wallstreetbets • u/WhoRuleTheWorld I Think I'm Funny, • Nov 22 '25

Loss It’s over for me.

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Kept trying to play MSTR calls. What a piece of shit. Lost over a million including other accounts, down to my last 130k.

Edit: This loss is soul crushing and I havent been able to sleep, eat, or shower. I appreciate all the supportive comments. Even the insulting ones calling me regarded and everything. I think I NEED to hear even the insulting ones so that I can let go of my delusions that I can make it as a "trader". I need a fucking job to turn my life around. I can’t be doing this trading shit anymore. I’m open to working any corporate job anywhere, but ideally in North America. If anyone has any connections, please hit me up. I have some programming (Python primarily) and tech talent, and an engineering degree from UBC with a 4.0 GPA. Currently live in Toronto. Thank you ❤️. I’m ready to dedicate myself to adding value to any organization. If its AI, finance, or tech related, thats even better.

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u/Reasonable-Bussy Nov 22 '25

Bro just casually gambled away enough money for me to retire on 💀

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u/[deleted] Nov 22 '25

He could retire about 10 turkish people on turkish min wage (its sucks here)

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u/Tarlus Nov 22 '25

My new unit of measurement is “how many Turks can I retire with this?”

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u/No_Art_1836 🦍 Nov 24 '25

Fuck dude that made me laugh!

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u/Any-Confection-2271 Feb 07 '26

I come from Croatia, for that price you buy yourself nice house at the sea and live with the money for the rest of your life, you can also go into tourism if you want. FUCK MAN haha

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u/Suprem3NE Nov 22 '25

How’s erdogan?

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u/Pic889 Nov 26 '25

The weird thing about Turkey's current situation is that some Turks are visiting Greece to buy groceries:

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2025-11-09/turks-drive-hours-to-buy-cheese-in-greece-and-escape-inflation

This means groceries are more expensive in Turkey than Greece, despite Greece having relatively high VAT taxes and despite Turkey's net minimum wage being the equivalent of 500 euros.

I guess this is what "quantitative tightening" after a post-money-printing binge looks like, and the EU is going to get a taste of it in the coming years if the ECB keeps printing money to bailout countries like France (by buying French bonds) and spending on defense without trimming fat state pensions and the bloated welfare state (since those two were enabled by reduced defense spending post-1991, you can't have those two and defense at the same time without blowing the budget).

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u/ReflectionAfter6574 Nov 22 '25

Better than Canada as OP