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At what point you stop being “small” in the trading market?
u/codywalterss · Reddit — r/smallstreetbets ·
January 16, 2026 at 11:54
· ⬆ 5 pts · 💬 3 comments |
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Meaning how much money do you need to trade/have in your account to be considered a “real” investor, at what amount did you see people starting to take you seriously or you personally started feeling like it was becoming a big deal ?
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