r/investing

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Reddit by ikthattheynew March 10, 2025

What is everyone’s time horizon?

The way people are discussing selling because of: trump, tariffs, recession, corrections, or the introduction of a new world economic order. I’m in my 20s. I don’t plan on touching the majority of my investments until I’m at least 60. I know this is an investment sub and not bogleheads …

Reddit by CoffeeonMarket March 10, 2025

Water Utilities vs. Water Technology Stocks

I wanted to take a closer look at Water Utilities and compare them to Water Technology Stocks. With the current economic and global uncertainties, many investors are seeking safety in water utility stocks. But historically, have they been the best-performing water stock investments? [Let's look at Water Utilities vs Water …

Reddit by Scheming_Skull March 10, 2025

wondering protect assets during this downturn and maximize growth?

I recently became of age to be in control a mutual fund that was at for for me. Right now I have 95K in American Funds Class A shares. I also have 11K in a savings with 4 point something APY bank account. This is just where the money has …

Reddit by CompetitiveAd8610 March 10, 2025

Are 20 year bonds the way to best position against a trump recession?

Trump is aggressively tanking the market and if stocks were to spend longer than a month in a drawdown, it would have ripple effects through the real economy that would result in a self-fulfilling prophecy. Feds will be forced to go more aggressive on rate cuts this year, leading to …

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Reddit by Tm0iPHONExxX March 10, 2025

Max out ROTH Ira or keep money in general investing account

Hi. So I have had money sitting in a general investment account (ETFs and bonds ) for a few years. 60 percent stock 40 bonds This year I have been saving more money liquid in preparation for a house down payment. I have put int 4000 into my IRA this …

Reddit by WhatIThink79 March 10, 2025

Great Podcast 'The Compound' by Josh Brown (CNBC)

This is worth the (just short of) 90 minute listen beginning to end. esp from 58min + [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jvbQFwylsCY](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jvbQFwylsCY) 1. Trumps moves are a hard re-set on the economy, getting int cut later to get what he wants as a result of all this chaos. 2. 2yrs in a row with …

Reddit by donutsoft March 10, 2025

For those who sold everything due to the current news cycle, how long have you been investing?

I've seen more than the usual number of thread replies over the last week with commenters stating that this time everything is different and selling everything to hold cash instead. How many years have you been investing? If it's been a few years, what did you do around February 20th …

Reddit by Robbie_Dukes March 10, 2025

Need advice on my self directed HSA that I'm using as my retirement.

Need help investing my self directed HSA that I am using mostly for retirement as my employer doesn't offer any retirement plan. I currently have $40k sitting in FDRXX and I am struggling with the decision of where to invest it. I am 41 unmarried (engaged) with a daughter, so …

Reddit by Firm_Damage_763 March 10, 2025

Explains to me how living off interest works like I was 5. How much cash do I need to deposit and where do I invest so I can get a monthly 10k return?

I think the title is pretty self explanatory but here it is again: how much investment in the bank/cash in investments do I need in order to basically just live off the interest each month? We are talking 10k a month. And what type of investments? Do i hire a …

Reddit by FluffyWarHampster March 10, 2025

Anyone else enjoy a good blood bath in the market prior to an upcoming 401k contribution?

I know a lot of people are scared right now but knowing my upcoming 401k contributions are essentially buying the market at a substantial discount feels pretty nice. I'm sure I'd be more concerned if I didn't have another 15+ years of investing but right now it's pretty nice.