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Reddit by ConsistentWeirdo July 2, 2026

Market's obsessed with Nvidia while gold is up 70% and silver nearly doubled this year.

I m going to sound like a boomer saying this but while i have been watching nvidia earnings and arguing about whether AMD is a buy, gold hit $4,500 an ounce this year which is up roughly 70% in 12 months. Silver is also up somewhere around 96% year to …

Reddit by SadWimp July 2, 2026

Meta entering the cloud space is NOT a bear case for semiconductors. In fact, it's the exact opposite. Change my mind.

So the entire semiconductor sector took a massive dump today (Micron -10%, AMD -7%, NVDA -2%). Why? Because Bloomberg reported that Zuck is planning to rent out Meta's "excess" compute capacity and AI models to third parties. Wall Street read the word "excess," completely shit the bed, and started screaming …

Reddit by dogboneit July 2, 2026

Wendy’s makes earnings projections regularly, has a new CEO, pays a 6% dividend. What’s the rub?

On a lark I bought 200 shares of Wendy’s. B/C of Reddit I looked it up and the price trading range is not alarming, it pays a great dividend, and if a bunch of folks buy and run up the price just “because” fine. It’s already popped a dollar! I’ve …

Reddit by I_killed_the_kraken July 2, 2026

Google loses fight over record $4.7 billion EU antitrust fine

Reddit by solacelabx July 2, 2026

Makes a fortune in cash. Costs almost nothing to run. Protected by patents until 2037. COLL at $35 looks too cheap.

TL;DR: Collegium ($COLL) sells patent-protected extended-release drugs for pain and ADHD. Asset-light, 61% gross margins, ~$290M owner earnings, revenue compounding ~20% for five years. Including ~$488M of net debt, the whole enterprise trades around 5.6x owner earnings. I think the market is pricing a cash-gushing business as if it's dying …

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Reddit by AbjectSense8828 July 2, 2026

Where do you keep your emergency fund?

I've been trying to get better at managing my money, and one thing I'm still unsure about is where to keep my emergency fund. Some people recommend a high-yield savings account, while others suggest money market funds or short-term Treasury bills. For those of you who have been doing this …

Reddit by AutoModerator July 2, 2026

Daily General Discussion and Advice Thread - July 02, 2026

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