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$RDDT is not undervalued. Don't fall for the trap.

Delicious_Invite_127reddit / Jun 22, 2026 · 07:29 / RDDT SELL

**Edit: For those asking for numbers, I have already done a detailed calculation on Reddit's FV months earlier. See link below:** [**https://www.reddit.com/r/ValueInvesting/comments/1qyltqm/enough\_with\_the\_opinions\_here\_is\_the\_actual\_math/**](https://www.reddit.com/r/ValueInvesting/comments/1qyltqm/enough_with_the_opinions_here_is_the_actual_math/) **(calculation error here)** [**https://www.reddit.com/r/ValueInvesting/comments/1qz3twp/correction\_to\_my\_previously\_very\_flawed\_analysis/**](https://www.reddit.com/r/ValueInvesting/comments/1qz3twp/correction_to_my_previously_very_flawed_analysis/) **(this post corrected the error)** I am seeing a lot of $RDDT bulls in …

Hi i am 19 and never ever had experience of investing in anything , am interested whether i can invest 750$ in something productive. I live in asia , i do feel like that i can invest it in something interesting but can't see any ways yet, if there are better options with more capital i'd be more tha

Imaginary_Food_7102reddit / Jun 22, 2026 · 06:38

Hi i am 19 and never ever had experience of investing in anything , am interested whether i can invest 750$ in something productive. I live in asia , i do feel like that i can invest it in something …

The new paradigm - Mega Caps from asset-light to asset-heavy

PackTastyreddit / Jun 22, 2026 · 06:35

I've been reflecting on the current AI race and the massive structural shift it's demanding from the largest tech companies (Mega-Caps). Historically, we know is giants (Alphabet, Microsoft, Meta, etc.) was their "asset-light" business model. They produced software or digital …

What's the idea behind buying stock of a company that doesn't pay dividend

FrankMartinTransportreddit / Jun 22, 2026 · 05:11

The idea behind buying stock of a company is that you are getting ownership. When company makes profit, it pays you some dividend out of it. So, this makes sense buying stock of that company which makes the stock price …

When do fundamentals in stocks matter?

Hefty-Report6360reddit / Jun 22, 2026 · 05:02

During boom-times, fundamentals don't seem to matter (see AI, 2026). During bust-times, fundamentals also don't seem to matter (see mass-selloffs, 2008). So when do fundamentals matter? Waiting for fundamentals to matter seems futile, since that point may never arrive.

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$RDDT is not undervalued. Don't fall for the trap.

Hi i am 19 and never ever had experience of investing in anything , am interested whether i can invest 750$ in something productive. I live in asia , i do feel like that i can invest it in something interesting but can't see any ways yet, if there are better options with more capital i'd be more tha

The new paradigm - Mega Caps from asset-light to asset-heavy

What's the idea behind buying stock of a company that doesn't pay dividend

When do fundamentals in stocks matter?

Unpopular opinion: buying companies with $1tn+ valuation is not value investing

Weekly Stock Ideas Megathread: Week of June 22, 2026

Thinking of transferring funds to bitpanda for the 3% BTC cashback , anyone know if they are solid?

What are we thinking about FVRR?

DRAM/MU (49.5k -> 84k)