France and the United Kingdom are sending more missiles to Ukraine. This follows Russian drone strikes. European leaders met about it. Your portfolio is still down 40% from when you bought those tech stocks your cousin recommended.
The missiles will arrive in Ukraine. Ukraine will use them. Russia will not like this. None of this affects whether GameStop is a good investment. It wasn't then. It isn't now. But you're still holding because you "believe in the company."
European leaders gathered to discuss the situation. They talked. They agreed. They pledged support. Your calls expired worthless while they were talking. That's not their fault. That's yours for buying weeklies on a defense contractor you can't pronounce.
Deadly drone strikes prompted this escalation. People died. Infrastructure got hit. You saw the headline and immediately checked if Lockheed Martin moved. It didn't move enough for your $500 position to matter. It never does.
France and the UK are now coordinating missile deliveries. They're working together. They have a plan. You also had a plan when you bought those lithium stocks because some guy on Twitter said EVs were the future. The future arrived. You're still poor.
The missiles are real. The commitment is real. The geopolitical implications are real. What's not real is your theory that technical analysis would have helped you time the defense sector. You can't read a chart. You can't read a room. You definitely can't read a 10-K.
This weapons support represents a significant shift in European defense policy and a direct response to escalating attacks on Ukrainian civilians and critical infrastructure, but sure, let's check if your SPY puts printed.
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