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Is this a good way to hedge against an AI crash as an index fund investor?

If you invest in cap weighed whole market index funds, most of your portfolio will be companies involved in AI, so obviously, the potential of an AI crash is a major concern. Would replicating that exact strategy, but leaving AI companies out be a good hedging strategy? Meaning, leaving aside …

The EU is compiling registries of crypto holders (DAC8, live since January). France already shows the failure mode: a tax office clerk sold investor data to kidnapping gangs

Since January 1, 2026, every crypto exchange and broker serving EU residents has been collecting, for tax authorities, a file on each client: name, home address, date and place of birth, tax numbers, and aggregate yearly values of everything bought, sold, and swapped. Transfers to addresses the platform does not …

Rightmove $RMV - AI Fears, not Class Action, drove share price collapse

This has come up enough times so here's our entire explanation in one post. RNS mentioned press comment on Innsworth class action on 13-Nov-25. Shares didn't move much that day. RMV fell 12% on 7-Nov, day of trading update. By 12-Nov, RMV has already fallen \~30% from Aug peak. In …

AMFN The ONLY Public Aneutronic Fusion Company Set To Uplist and Could Get Institutional Interest

When a private player like Google-funded TAE Technologies gets snatched up for **a massive $6 billion valuation**, you know the aneutronic fusion race is officially on. But because American Fusion ($AMFN), with a **mkt cap of $150m**, is currently sitting on the OTC ID tier, 99% of retail and institutional …

Machine-checking a hybrid (ECDSA + ML-DSA-44) eSIM attestation against its spec: a downgrade variant provably fails the same proof

Bitcoin Ignores Global Tensions And Reclaims $64k, But The Blockchain Tells A Much Darker Story.

**Green candles lie.** 🩸 You are cheering for $64,000. But deep inside the blockchain, the "diamond hands" just quietly bled $280 million in a single day. They want you to think the bottom is in. The data says otherwise. Is this a true reversal, or the ultimate bull trap? Don't …

Where to hold USDC for max returns

I have some USDC, live in UK where can I hold it for minimum risk maximum profit? It’s in coinbase currently i have coinbase one gets 3.5% on it which could be better with more risk but I don’t want to risk my capital much. Any suggestions appreciated

META - Stock analysis July 12

When is the price of a stock actually tied to the underlying company?

Okay, so I know that the price of a stock rises when there are more buyers than sellers, and this generally happens over time because the company itself is growing over time. But my question, that I can't find a clear answer to, is why does the growth of a …

Daily General Discussion and Advice Thread - July 12, 2026

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