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Reddit by Ok_Travel_6226 April 6, 2025

US adds more tariffs, this time to Canada's lumbar/wood exports increasing it from 14.54% to 34.45% - potential impact on US homebuilding stocks?

Both Canadian and US officials are confirming the tariff increase on Canadian lumbar but it didn't specify when it goes into effect Lumbar/wood from Canada is needed to build US homes. Would this impact any other industries or stocks other than home building companies and hardware companies like Home Depot …

Reddit by Parker_Talks April 6, 2025

Is it possible to invest in stock markets outside my own country? [Fidelity]

Hello, Please bare with me here because I’m not entirely sure how to phrase this question and this may be a bit rambley as a result. So, I have an IRA investment account with Fidelity. I inherited it with a lot of money but mostly into individual stocks. Obviously, the …

Reddit by DC_cyber April 6, 2025

Kevin Hassett on George Stephanopoulos

https://abcnews.go.com/Politics/white-house-nec-director-kevin-hassett-sen-cory/story?id=120499613 Kevin Hassett, Director of the National Economic Council, just now gave George Stephanopoulos an example illustrating how tariffs could benefit consumers: Kevin’s example: • A small business (SMB) sells 100 apples at $1 per apple. • Then, a 10% tariff is introduced. • If the supplier raises prices, consumers …

Reddit by ServerTechie April 6, 2025

Cost basis calculations for selling

Hi All, it’s been easy to find ways to calculate cost basis when buying more shares, but I’m really struggling to calculate the new cost basis per share if I sell some of my investment. Can someone explain this to me. Example: I purchased 100 shares of a fund at …

Reddit by Marshmallowmind2 April 6, 2025

Buying tqqq/upro when index down - 30%

Hi all, - I understand that buying and holding LETF 's is discouraged here due to massive drawdowns or decay. - But what about buying tqqq / upro when the underlying index is down - 25/30% and so the LETF is down - 75% and more. - A DCA strategy …

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Reddit by SilliSod April 6, 2025

How much of my own money should I invest into my app?

I’ve been working on an app for over a year now with a dedicated team. My main work is as a freelance privacy consultant, but I haven’t had a job to work on for a few months. This means I’ve been using my savings to fund the further development of …

Reddit by Jackdaw17 April 6, 2025

What are the options in current market situation

I've been investing in stocks and crypto consistently for roughly two years now, essentially DCAing my money. I'm currently down $26k from my original investment (not including unrealized PNL). I'm balancing various strategies going forward. One part of me believes continuing to add positions in this bear market could be …

Reddit by Nailingluck2872 April 6, 2025

Whats the smartest move/choice for investing now in the market crash ?

Hello investors. I am 24 years old, from France, and my goal is to invest more. ( I only got shares of the company I work at and some European ETF). I see the red on the American shares, should I jump on it and buy ? What is you …

Reddit by earthcomedy April 6, 2025

some thoughts about Pride & Greed

[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tywzVN7v-1k](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tywzVN7v-1k) \- HC: Seven Sins - Pride [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H8pgQXNG\_O8](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H8pgQXNG_O8) \- HC Seven Sins - Greed yeah...almost nobody really studies emotions - let alone our own. Emotional mastery is key to all things...but "logical" people miss the boat entirely. I've been there. Oh yeah...caffeine suppresses our emotions until it can't. Understanding your …

Reddit by Moon_Frost April 6, 2025

People say don't time the market, but they also say to buy more in downturns. How does that work?

Buying more at certain times would mean you're stashing money elsewhere, waiting for opportunities. But wouldn't that be timing the market? I DCA the same amount every month, basically everything extra I have after bills. So are you guys that DCA also putting an amount into a savings account for …