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So, picture this: I've been stuck in Gareth's rollercoaster ride for nearly three years now. Strap in, folks, it's a wild one. When the market gets a little wild itself, his strategies sort of work... kind of... decently. But most of the time, it's like trying to navigate through a calm sea with a leaky boat. Gareth, bless his heart, insists on shorting the strongest stocks like it's his full-time job. And let me tell you, he's committed! He'll cling onto those sinking ships like they're the last lifeboats on the Titanic. Remember 2023? He was short on $NVDA all year, riding that wave of losses like it was the new cool trend. Now, here we are, down about 50% on a 12% position. And it's not just $NVDA taking a nosedive, it's like he's got a vendetta against every stock that's ever shown a glimmer of hope: $MSFT, $AAPL, $SMH, $GE... you name it. My portfolio? Let's just say it's gone from "champagne dreams" to "tap water reality" real quick, losing about 20% of its sparkle. Gareth's mantra? "Hold on tight, it'll bounce back... eventually... probably." And boy, does he hate stop losses more than a cat hates water. Why cut your losses when you can keep the suspense alive, right? And don't even get me started on his sales pitch. He'll charm you into his education courses faster than you can say "market meltdown." Master trader? More like master manipulator. Sure, he's got the gift of gab, but when it comes to trading, he's about as average as a soggy sandwich at a gourmet deli. Save yourself the headache and the heartache, folks. There are better ways to learn about the markets, and Gareth's rollercoaster ride isn't one of them. Trust me, you'll thank me later.