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Reddit by Neat-Trip6945 July 11, 2026

Any axionquant API users have a longterm review they can share?

I've been looking for reasonably affordable supply chain data for a while and came across [axionquant.com](http://axionquant.com) through a random Medium article. I've been messing around with the free trial and it's been fine so far. They also have earnings transcripts and a bunch of financial data I've been looking for, …

Reddit by Fenomeno32 July 11, 2026

Is it worth to invest in the s&p500 if i’m from Europe and Eurozone?

I’m thinking of putting like 10-15k euros into s&p just to start but because of the value of dollar fluctuates against euro a lot i’m thinking is it even worth it? Let’s say s&p performs 15% this year but dollar loses 10% value against euro, yeah that doesn’t leave me …

Reddit by Capable_Card_986 July 11, 2026

What investing opinion have you completely changed your mind about?

Over time, many investors change their views as they gain experience. Maybe you used to believe stock picking always beats index funds, cash was king, dividends were everything, or that timing the market was possible. What opinion have you completely changed your mind about, and what experience made you change …

Reddit by LectureForsaken6782 July 11, 2026

Just thoughts on LMT / NOC for dividends and dividend growth / future space technology

I was noodling on dividends and also growth stocks as I feel like on a long horizon of 10-30 years, space technology is going to be a dominant sector...that lead me to think about the major defense contractors as I know they are also big into aerospace and technology which …

Reddit by ulikejaketpatata July 11, 2026

I need to become a trillionaire in my life time

I need to become a trillionaire within my lifetime to achieve my goals. A simple million or even a billion won’t do due to the plans that I have…some of my plans involve sending rockets into space so I will need a lot of money to achieve this…my main aim …

Reddit by AutoModerator July 11, 2026

Daily General Discussion and Advice Thread - July 11, 2026

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Reddit by General_Style_4384 July 11, 2026

Where would the stock market be had the iran war never happened?

I’ve been wondering about this lately. If the war with Iran had never happened, where do you think the market would be today? Would the S&P 500 and Nasdaq be significantly higher, or do you think the impact was relatively small compared to everything else that’s been driving the market, …

Reddit by Clueless_Fart_Pants July 11, 2026

Additional income needed from dividends

Left work this week at 56. I do need to generate more income to stay afloat. I have $100k in my brokerage account. What should I invest in without eroding my pot to generate the most additional income from dividends after taxes. This year I will be filing as married …

Reddit by Derpazoid69 July 10, 2026

AI capex spend and AI-driven revenue

I recently found out about Ed Zitron and read his article "Am I meant to be impressed?" that was deep dive into the problems with AI surrounding the 5 hyperscalers. That got me thinking if there would ever be a point of 'No Return' where the 5 AI hyperscalers spend …

Reddit by Bumblesavage July 10, 2026

the AI capex cycle economically unsustainable? GPUs fail every 2-3 years, new chips cost 40% more each cycle, but rental prices crashed 70%?

**Unpopular opinion: The AI infrastructure bubble will pop when people realize hyperscalers are trapped in an unsustainable capex cycle. GPUs fail every 2-3 years, new generations obsolete every 18 months at rising costs, but revenue per chip is collapsing. How long before Meta/Microsoft/Google admit they’ve been over-investing?**