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Reddit by Still_ImBurning86 March 14, 2025

Do I have the right idea to want to invest as much as I can, as soon as I can?

Title sounds obvious but I guess I mean it in a more obsessed/urgent way. All the things that are true, time in the market beats blah blah blah lol and if it's not way up after decades then "we'll have bigger things to worry about" etc Idk what "drop" people …

Reddit by JojoChurro March 14, 2025

Amazon: The Future Largest Business

Although the market is currently dipping to uncertainty on the tariff situation, this provides a buying opportunity to a juggernaut that will prevail long term. Amazon is on a path to becoming the world's largest company, fueled by its unrivaled dominance in cloud computing, artificial intelligence, and logistics. At the …

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Reddit by PhysicsFinancial3480 March 14, 2025

Starting age for investing

Hi all, I know it's better late than never, but I’m frustrated with myself for only starting to invest at 27. Currently, I’m using a Cash ISA for my emergency fund, and I’ve invested in the S&P 500 and Vanguard All-World. Is 27 too late to start? Would love to …

Reddit by LanguageLoose157 March 14, 2025

Is right now a good time to sell FXAIX to stop further losses?

My average cost is 203.8 and current price for FXAIX is 192.18. Total value is 30K unrealized losses of $1500. I can either buy more to bring my losses low or bail out to cut my losses and buy at lower. What is the strategy to usd? Warren has sold …

Reddit by brianb1985 March 14, 2025

Thoughts on my diversified portfolio with inherited $

I am set to receive around $500,000 from my moms estate. I have no debt, I own a condo free and clear and don't want a house. I own my vehicle free and clear and it's a 3 year old Rav4 and I love it. I have no children. I …

Reddit by gunsoverbutter March 14, 2025

"The market is on sale" seems like an odd logical argument

Today the S&P is at 5,593 at the time of writing this. I keep hearing people say "the market is on sale-load up!" or "now you can buy everything at a discount!". Well the S&P was at this same price back in August 2024, just 7 months ago. So was …

Reddit by JonnyHopkins March 14, 2025

Is it possible for paycheck cycles and automatic 401k contributions to impact the stock market?

Have there been any studies done to measure the impact of automatic 401k cycles to determine a measurable impact of stock market performance? Does the market perform better than average on the 15th and 30th of the month, for example? I suspect not, given everyone's pay schedules are highly variable. …

Reddit by I_eat_insects March 14, 2025

A prevalent talking point is Trump and the 1% want a recession so they can buy things for cheap. I'm not sure that makes a lot of sense if you play it out.

The wealthy hold a disproportionate percentage of stocks. Many have their wealth concentrated in a single business that they own or work for, that is harder to liquidate. Since the wealthy own most of the capital, they stand to lose the most if it drops in value. The common statement …

Reddit by anaheimhots March 14, 2025

CBOE global ETP listings head departs for Texas Stock Exchange

Pretty interesting that CBOE has recently attracted notice as an alternative to SPY, and now, this? [https://www.etfstream.com/articles/cboe-global-etp-listings-head-departs-for-texas-stock-exchange](https://www.etfstream.com/articles/cboe-global-etp-listings-head-departs-for-texas-stock-exchange) Commenting on his departure, a **Cboe Global Markets spokesperson said, “We wish \[Rob\] well in \[his\] future endeavours.”** Ow. Fuck you, Rob. Also, they've hired other major bigwigs. [https://dallasinnovates.com/texas-stock-exchange-hires-3-etp-veterans-as-it-targets-11-trillion-market/](https://dallasinnovates.com/texas-stock-exchange-hires-3-etp-veterans-as-it-targets-11-trillion-market/) I have to wonder …

Reddit by Responsible_Click209 March 14, 2025

Is activated carbon or RO better?

My friend swears by those activated carbon faucet filters but I read that they don’t really remove much besides chlorine?? Meanwhile, RO is supposed to take out stuff like lead, arsenic, even fluoride. I was looking at one of those [multi stage under sink systems](https://www.waterdropfilter.com/collections/undersink-ro-systems/products/reverse-osmosis-system-x12?ref=navimenu&utm_source=reddit&utm_medium=sns&utm_campaign=X12-202503), but idk if it’s overkill …