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this isnt a buy the dip market right now. it will rain blood for weeks

i smell a CLF dip

this whole gamestop mooning thing seems quite unique and you almost feel like you're missing out on a once in a lifetime chance but then I remember there's pennystocks that go up 200% every day. of course they're not as obvious sometimes but occasionally you'll catch one. hell I had one the other week. it's best not to fomo into anything. another chance will always come

buy the INUV dip

DEATH TO CLF

>>25565260
same fren

still looking for advice
>>25560792

Anons, please give actual advice on something. I'm nearly all in cash now. I fucked up and bought something when I meant to sell so I had to then immediately sell double, so part of the money is bound up while the FTC realizes I just fat fingered, so I can't fully rebuy the dip if it's sooner than probably Friday.

However, I now have enough money to pay off the rest of my student loan. It is in forbearance until March because reasons, but I worry that there's a small chance Biden will actually deliver and wipe out student loans on the 21st, making me a thief against my will, and there will be no good legal way to pay my debts.
I don't want any socialist/thief replies, I am an honest white man and I wish to pay back what I agreed to.
But if I do pay it now, I'll be pretty much down to exactly zero in my portfolio until my next paychecks come in, and I'll miss any movements during what might be a very promising quarter.
So, your honest advice, should I re-enter the market next dip to sell again by EOM and pay debnts, or pay debnts now and just cope with the FOMO while building my portfolio back up?