[akarma]

While gamifying trading is dangerous for society, the onus for that is more on society's current obsession with memes overlapping into reality. Uneducated retail investors will lose a lot on Gamestop and Dogecoin and Shiba Inu coin, and whatever the TikTok, Reddit, etc., community hype up next, not because they haven't learned options terminology.

When I was young and started investing in individual stocks, I would've appreciated "I think the stock is going to go up/down" (as an intro as Robinhood uses it) instead of needing to google and memorize put/call. Knowing a put vs. a call added nothing useful as a retail investor. It didn't change my hypothesis about the stock or my decision to trade.