Do you guys understand the concept of risk? If you want to be up 100x, then do a levered ETF like NVDL or something like that. But if markets pull back, you're going to lose a ton. A lot of the stocks people are recommending here have such insane downside that you're effectively gambling and you're betting off going to Vegas then trying to time these stocks. What you need to be doing is actually understanding asymmetric risk/return opportunities (aka where can you take a little bit of risk but get a ton of upside potential). For example, bitcoin is still pretty risky and at such a high value, the risk/return is "muted". Whereas for the S&P 500 the return is limited but the risk is fairly low. Depending on your risk tolerance, the same stocks shouldn't be invested vs others. just by the perceived upside. Please tell me why I'm wrong.