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Foreign currency hedged US indexes

REDDIT / Additional-Factor994 / Apr 20, 2025

As everyone I am trying to manage this difficult environment...I thought I was fairly conservatively positioned but when bonds were selling off, that really got me. As I am looking for alternatives, I was thinking maybe getting into some foreign …

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Enough politics... let's talk about finance!

REDDIT / tyrant-lizard / Apr 20, 2025

Your whole portfolio, investment strategy, your whole life is denominated in USD. Mine too. I am (like you, probably) predominantly invested in US equities/bonds. The value of those investments is not only threatened from a lack-of-future-returns standpoint, it's now also …

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r/Stocks Weekly Thread on Meme Stocks Saturday - Apr 19, 2025

REDDIT / AutoModerator / Apr 19, 2025

The meme stock scheduled posts will now run weekly and post Saturday afternoon and won't be a sticky; you're probably seeing this because automod sent you here! [Full list of meme stocks here.](https://www.reddit.com/r/stocks/wiki/meme-stocks) This will be updated every once in …

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Here I am, timing the markets...

REDDIT / FIREambi-1678 / Apr 19, 2025

everyone says this time is different and it never is. Well, no matter how many downvotes I get...I am calling it. And I put my money where my mouth is. I am still long value, but much shorter on both …

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The era of American stock market exceptionalism is over

REDDIT / AndroidOne1 / Apr 19, 2025

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/money/investing/american-exceptionalism-over/?ICID=continue_without_subscribing_reg_first Nearly three quarters of fund managers think that US exceptionalism has peaked. The prevailing trend of the last decade – a belief in the continued success of US markets far beyond that of other regions – is over, according …

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Trump administration announces fees on Chinese ships docking at U.S. ports

REDDIT / Ok_Travel_6226 / Apr 19, 2025

"**US moves to charge Chinese ships docking fees in latest trade war.** The Trump administration [unveiled](https://links.morningbrew.com/c/y8q?mblid=7393b597b328&mbcid=39493940.3005590&mid=65b0280ee770942a8d3eaa02ee64e486&mbuuid=jRBHcfc9jtuiG41CmNP67KkB) plans this week to charge Chinese-made ships docking at US ports in an effort to boost the domestic shipbuilding industry. China manufactures \~75% of …

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A strategy for portfolio reallocation

REDDIT / JanFromEarth / Apr 19, 2025

I’ve always been 100% invested in stocks. Now that I’m retired and planning to make regular withdrawals—roughly quarterly—I’ve moved enough into a money market fund earning 4% to cover the next 12 months of expenses. I’m now looking to reallocate …

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