Kaitlyn ‘Amouranth’ Siragusa unveils a witty Twitch donation target After losing $300,000 – Kaitlyn ‘Amouranth’ Siragusa, the Twitch celebrity, is trying to recoup $300,000 in Facebook stock losses. Amouranth is best known for her controversial hot tub videos and OF content, but she’s also a competent businessman who routinely updates her social media accounts with updates on her investments.
The model stated she was earning over $1 million per month in 2021, and she used the money to buy a petrol station, a 7-Eleven, and a tonne of Visa stock as a birthday present to herself. Despite her business success, there are always risks. Unfortunately for Siragusa, something beyond her control appears to have cost her a significant sum of money.
This is why I don’t do financial advice segments, and I don’t give recommendations! You can give someone a pick, but you cannot give them your conviction, or help them stomach drawdowns.
This is business as usual for me and I had a super productive day shooting content on
— Kaitlyn (@wildkait) February 3, 2022
Kaitlyn ‘Amouranth’ Siragusa unveils a witty Twitch donation target After losing $300,000
The stock of Facebook’s parent company, “Meta,” dropped 23% on Thursday, February 3. According to CNBC, the decline was due to the lack of revenue growth projected for the upcoming quarter. This was a huge blow to Amouranth, who had money invested in Facebook. Actually, quite a bit.
She wrote, “Today I lost about $300,000 due to Facebook shares collapsing after hours.” “That’s why I don’t conduct financial advice segments or offer recommendations!” You can give someone a choice, but you can’t give them your belief or assist them to cope with drawdowns.
The DREAM would be amazon tanking 20% in some kind of overreaction…. I’d buy a controlling interest in the company 😂😂😂😂
— Kaitlyn (@wildkait) February 3, 2022
In spite of this, she said that she had a full day of shooting content and looked forward to Amazon’s stock prices falling hard in the future. “The DREAM would be for Amazon to drop 20% in some type of overreaction. To the tune of four laughing emojis, she continued, “I’d buy a controlling position in the company.” “All right, I’m about to go live; I’ve got to get this money back.”
Amouranth then set a new fundraising goal of $291,775 — the exact amount she lost on Facebook. Of course, this was probably just for fun, but considering her large following across many platforms, it will be interesting to see whether she can recoup her investment.
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