Ann: Quarterly Activities/Appendix 4C Cash Flow Report, page-63

Once upon a time in a small town, there lived a man named Peddyfiles. He was known for his quirky name and his even quirkier investment strategies. Peddyfiles had always been a risk-taker, and he put all his hard-earned money into a stock called BET, believing it was the next big thing.For weeks, Peddyfiles watched the stock price of BET rise and fall, each fluctuation taking a toll on his nerves. He was convinced that his investment would make him a millionaire, so he eagerly checked his stock portfolio daily.
However, it didn't take long for his dreams to shatter as the stock plummeted, wiping out all of his savings.Peddyfiles went from a man who had it all to someone with nothing but debt. He struggled to pay his bills, lost his home, and was reduced to living out of his car, parked by the side of a desolate street. Desperation gnawed at him as he tried to figure out how to get back on his feet.
In the same town, not too far away, there was a man named Rusty. He lived in a humble cardboard box near a stinky canal, and his appearance was far from glamorous. However, Rusty held a remarkable secret. He was, in fact, a self-made millionaire.Rusty's journey to wealth had been a stark contrast to Peddyfiles' approach. He had always been frugal, saving every penny he could, and investing wisely. Over the years, he accumulated a substantial fortune through a combination of smart investments and day trading BET, not being a looser and continuing to try and catch a falling knife.
Despite his immense wealth, Rusty continued to live a simple life. He didn't care for fancy cars or extravagant homes. He found contentment in his humble abode near the canal, and eating KFC for dinner. He knew that true happiness didn't come from material possessions, but from 5hitposting on the BET hotcopper forum.