Key insights
- The post reflects the sentiment of a new retail investor excited about entering the stock market, even with small fractional share investments. It highlights the social dynamics and potential isolation some new investors feel, lacking a community to share experiences and market updates with. This sentiment, while common, has no direct influence on US equity markets.
Do yall call your parents or friends and say hey I started investing in the stock market. I've only bought fractional shares but couple years ago I didn't have fractional shares at all so it's a big up for me I guess.
You know when somebody is doing something that a lot of people want even if it is little money some get jealous or sad and I don't wanna make some of my friends sad. But you can't really talk about it with anybody other than your internal voice.
It would be cool low-key if there were people that call you like at 3 am and say something like: bro your not gonna believe it, company A stock just went down or something like that yk.
Peace out