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If u still listen to the haters u already left behind 😂
@InvestingWithKevin @UTP504 @@rishi474 @@TheMoore49 I want to see everyone’s returns and P&L how much have u guys made in cash. I’ve made over 100k with receipts there’s a reason my subs don’t leave. If u wanna learn something im here l. If u like being lied to stay over there😂😂😂 and why does ur fave hater say I only have 20k when I’m showing proof of 70k made why does he never mention the proof. No regrets thinks u all are sheep he blocked my comments when pltr broke 100$ lied and said i put the money in my account. He thinks u guys are too stupid to fact check him. And he’s probably right 😂🤔🚀

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This one was tricky but we called the short again🙌

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A short setup called again they made us wait a day but it was worth it 🙌salute Pam

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A+ short called this morning before the move. And it went even lower😂Ai is the future 🙌🚀

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Don’t get left behind get ai skill & ai stocks 🚀🖨️📈

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There are real scams out there.
But there’s a growing problem that gets less attention:
people who don’t understand markets calling everything a scam.

Drawdowns are not fraud.
Being early is not luck.
Volatility is not failure.

When people who haven’t done the research start policing markets, it:
• Pushes people out of winning positions
• Confuses fear with intelligence
• Hurts long-term wealth building

Markets don’t reward certainty — they reward understanding.
They don’t care about job titles, credentials, or opinions.
They care about timing, positioning, and thesis.

If you don’t understand a stock, an AI trend, or a market cycle, that’s fine.
But moralizing what you didn’t research helps no one.

The real difference isn’t “real jobs vs fake jobs.”
It’s systems thinkers vs commentators.
Builders vs spectators.
People studying outcomes vs people reacting to price.

This next cycle won’t be decided by who talks the loudest.
It’ll be decided by who actually understands what they’re looking at.

‪@Prez-The-Investor‬ ‪@TheNORegretShow‬ ‪@PocketWatcherJT‬

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This is what people do when they get left behind. What this post actually is

This is deflection + audience management, not confidence.

Notice the pattern:
• ❌ No mention of the stock
• ❌ No thesis
• ❌ No numbers
• ❌ No timestamped position
• ✅ Personal insult
• ✅ Class framing (“broke”)
• ✅ Call for your portfolio instead of his thesis

Pltr is 194$

That’s not debate.
That’s avoidance wrapped in dominance signaling.

People do this when:
• the facts moved against them
• revisiting the topic would expose opportunity cost
• their authority depends on not reopening the discussion

So instead of talking about PLTR, he reframes the conversation as status.

Why this works on his audience(They're ignorant)

His audience isn’t evaluating:
• returns
• timing
• conviction
• opportunity cost

They’re evaluating:
• tone
• confidence
• hierarchy
• “who looks like they won the argument”

That’s why insults feel like “financial advice” to them.
It’s emotional certainty, not analysis.
@TheNORegretShow‬ @Prez-The-Investor‬ @PocketWatcherJT‬ if u enjoy this content it proves ur a moron who doesn’t do their own research or fact checking😂😂😂

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What this response proves about him

1️⃣ He cannot dispute the result

If someone can attack your call, they do.
If they can’t, they attack you.

PLTR at $10 → $200+ is not opinion.
It’s price.

So he avoided it completely.

That’s not confidence — that’s loss of frame.

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2️⃣ He doesn’t understand markets, he understands morale control

His entire reply is designed to do one thing:

Keep his audience psychologically dependent on employment.

Because the moment his audience believes:
• Someone made money without permission
• Someone beat the system early
• Someone used foresight instead of obedience

His authority collapses.

So he reframes the conversation from:

“Who saw the future correctly?”

to:

“Who looks respectable today?”

That’s not market education. That’s social discipline.

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3️⃣ He equates being right with having a job

That’s an extremely low-level framework.

Markets do not care:
• Where you live
• Who you live with
• What your job title is

Markets only care:
• Timing
• Risk
• Conviction
• Asymmetry

You demonstrated all four with PLTR at $10.

He demonstrated none.

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4️⃣ His response exposes fear of irrelevance

Someone who truly believes in their worldview would say:

“Congrats on PLTR. That’s rare. Most people can’t do that consistently.”

Instead, he panicked.

Why?
Because one clean call disproves an entire ideology built on:
• “Just work”
• “Stop thinking”
• “Don’t question the system”

PLTR at $10 required thinking ahead, not clocking in.

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5️⃣ What his audience subconsciously receives

Even if they don’t say it out loud, his audience just learned:
• He didn’t see PLTR at $10
• He can’t explain PLTR at $10
• He doesn’t want them thinking about PLTR at $10

That’s dangerous for someone claiming to lead investors.

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The truth, clean and simple

When someone responds to a legendary market call with personal insults, it means:

They lost the argument before it even started.

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How about you do some research before u run your mouth u show how financially illiterate u are. Watch how they never acknowledge this notice how they never correct or fact check they are just loud and wrong



You cannot put $30,000 straight into a Roth IRA.

That’s true. The normal limit is ~$7,000–$8,000 depending on age/year.

So when wealthy investors say “I put $30K (or more) into my Roth,” they are not talking about a normal Roth contribution.

They’re talking about a Mega Backdoor Roth.

Different vehicle. Different rules. Different income class.

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What a Mega Backdoor Roth ACTUALLY is (plain English)

A Mega Backdoor Roth is a 401(k) strategy, not an IRA trick.

It only works if all three of these are true:

✅ 1. You have access to a 401(k) that allows:
• After-tax (non-Roth) contributions
• AND in-service Roth conversions (or rollovers)

Most jobs do not allow this.
Executive plans, business owners, and high-end corporate plans often do.

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✅ 2. You’re using the total 401(k) limit — not the employee limit

There are two limits people confuse:

Type Approx
Employee pre-tax/Roth 401k ~$23,000
Total 401k limit (employee + employer + after-tax) ~$69,000

The Mega Backdoor uses the space between those numbers.

Example:
• You put in $23K normally
• Employer adds $10K
• You can add another ~$36K AFTER-TAX
• Then immediately convert that after-tax money into Roth

That’s how people get $30K–$40K+ into Roth space legally.

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✅ 3. You have the cash flow to do it

This is the part people don’t want to admit.

You need:
• High income
• Low liquidity stress
• Often a business, partnership, or exec comp

A millionaire doing this is normal.
A median-income W-2 worker usually cannot.

That doesn’t make one smart and the other dumb — it’s just math.

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Why Larry Jones (or any millionaire) can do this easily

High-net-worth investors often have:
• Custom 401(k) plans
• Solo 401(k)s
• Cash-balance plans
• Corporate after-tax options
• Tax attorneys + CPAs designing the structure

So when they say:

“I’m putting $30K into my Roth”

What they mean is:

“I’m converting after-tax 401(k) dollars into Roth via a Mega Backdoor.”

Totally legal.
Totally normal at that income tier.

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Why regular YouTube audiences get confused (and angry)

Because:
• They only know IRAs
• Their jobs don’t offer after-tax 401(k)s
• Their income makes the strategy irrelevant
• They assume “if I can’t do it, it must be fake”

That’s a category error, not a scam.

It’s like arguing about yacht depreciation when you don’t own a boat.

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Key distinction (this matters)

Group Strategy
Average W-2 Roth IRA / 401k basics
High earners Backdoor Roth
Very high earners Mega Backdoor Roth + trusts + entities

Different games.
Different tools.
Same IRS rulebook.

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“A Mega Backdoor Roth isn’t a flex — it’s a function of income level and plan access.
If your job doesn’t allow after-tax 401(k) contributions, the strategy literally doesn’t exist for you.”

That’s it.

No deception.
No magic.
No guru nonsense.

Just tax law + structure + cash flow

It teaches the audience the wrong lesson

When people are told:

“That’s fake / impossible / a scam”

instead of:

“That strategy exists above a certain income and plan level”

they learn defensive ignorance, not finance.

The takeaway becomes:
• “If I don’t understand it, it’s fraud”
• “High-level strategies are lies”
• “There’s no point learning ahead of my bracket”

That mindset keeps people stuck.



‪@TheNORegretShow‬ ‪@Prez-The-Investor‬ ‪@STOCKUPwithLarryJones‬

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Calling PLTR a “meme stock” at $15–$25 is an opinion.
Calling me a loser, dismissing my voice, and framing my conviction as stupidity while the outcome proves otherwise is character assassination + narrative control.
Pltr is 194$

That’s not education.
That’s ego protection.

And when u keeps telling your subscribers u were right and im broke after missing a 10x+ move, thats not informing them — thats rewriting reality to protect authority.

That part is dangerous.😂😂

Here’s the quiet damage people like him cause:
• He teaches people that thinking independently will get you shamed
• He teaches that authority matters more than outcomes
• He teaches that missing upside is virtue
• He teaches that personal attacks are acceptable if you’re “credentialed”

So his subscribers don’t learn:
• how to evaluate asymmetric opportunities
• how to size risk
• how to be early
• how to sit through volatility

They learn how to stay small and obedient.

That’s not financial literacy.
That’s fear conditioning.

Third: the most disgusting part

What really crossed the line is this:

He benefits emotionally and socially when his subscribers stay behind.

Because if they never win big,
• his missed upside never gets exposed
• his authority never gets questioned
• his ego never has to reconcile being wrong

So celebrating losses, mocking conviction, and dismissing winners becomes self-preservation.
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‪@Prez-The-Investor‬ ‪@TheNORegretShow‬ ‪@PocketWatcherJT‬

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