Not in the sense OP is referring to. Although our clients basically thought of us as diamond handed apes last year with the corona situation and right now with the technology sector being a bit bearish. It paid off, though: We had lots of investments (often for working class and middle class investors) with annualized ROIs of 50%, 70% and even 250% last year. It makes such a huge difference for people with low and normal incomes.
But not in the sense OP is probably referring to, so not active on wallstreetbets, involved in GameStop or anything like that. We specialize in high quality investment funds (if you think investment funds with annualized ROIs of 5-10% are good, or you can make more money by going ETF, you have never seen a high quality investment fund).
We basically make sure normal people can live a dignified live (financially speaking), and I'm very supportive of people gathering on the web and increasing their knowledge about these things. But I'm not really familiar with wallstreetbets.
In general, (IMO) paper hands only pay off if you're a day trader or part of a monumental short squeeze like GameStop lol. Diamond hands pay off for long term investors: It's incredibly stupid to sell when prices are low. You buy when prices are low. And if the investment's good, you keep it for a long time.
