Idk where to post this info chart I made, can it count as technical discussion even though it's more mainly financial? Hope someone finds it helpful

I’m unfamiliar with a lot of these methods and so not able to verify any of this info, but from a communications standpoint I can make a few suggestions:

• instead of method 1,2,3 etc use a simple title for each type (eg last one could be “retail stock trades” or something) to help us normies who might have a 401(k) but nothing else get oriented.
• use a spreadsheet or similar so all your text lines up in rows and columns.
• sometimes same colored text in 2 places is identical, sometimes it’s not, so it’s hard to make comparisons at-a-glance.

Thank you, helpful for future reference and might even be easy enough for me to edit the image for your first point

If it doesn't get the engagement you'd hoped in this community, you could always try a community like YouShouldKnow .

I wouldn't recommend posting this as factual because of some of its errors and its extreme bias toward some kind of odd libertarian bend to it.

A clear example of this bias is that it is referring to national fiat currency such as USD, EUR, etc "fake money". It seems to suggest the only real money is possibly some kind of crypto or precious metals maybe? Its hard to decode some of the author's euphemisms.