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Reddit by Choobeen March 4, 2025

BlackRock Leads Consortium Buying Panama Canal Ports for Nearly $23B!

The ports surrounding the Panama Canal are about to come under American ownership. American asset management giant BlackRock (BLK) and a group of investors have agreed to buy ports on both sides of the Panama Canal from owner CK Hutchinson Holdings for nearly $23 billion, the Hong Kong-based firm announced …

Reddit by jabba432 March 4, 2025

CSCO about to Surge While Everyone’s Looking Elsewhere

While everyone’s focused on the usual AI names, $CSCO is quietly building massive momentum, and it feels like no one is paying attention. Just look at the past few months: Huge buyback and dividend hike Multiple analyst upgrades Strong earnings Shoutout from NVIDIA as a key partner Positioned to benefit …

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Reddit by gagan1985 March 4, 2025

Timing the Markets: Is It Possible? (Part 2) [Deep Dive]

Blog : [https://www.innerkore.com/blog/timing-markets-possible-part-2/](https://www.innerkore.com/blog/timing-markets-possible-part-2/) The debate over market timing is often dismissed with a simple “don’t try,” but Part 2 of this analysis digs into the nuances most discussions miss. Using historical data, behavioral psychology, and case studies, it challenges the binary "yes/no" framing and explores: * **Why even rational investors …

Reddit by cafedude March 4, 2025

"Don't time the market" doesn't mean that you don't re-evaluate, re-balance and re-allocate

I started moving out of US Index funds a couple of weeks ago. Mostly because I really don't like the chaos that the current administration seems hellbent on - trade wars, taking steps to weaken the US position geopolitically, less oversight of markets, rewarding their cronies and punishing their enemies …

Reddit by Dukkhalife March 4, 2025

What players move the stock market the most?

As I understand it, retail investors only account for roughly 10% of the buying and selling of stocks. So that means the rest is done between large institutions correct? Stocks only go up and down if someone is buying/selling. Theoretically the price of stocks would stay the same if no …

Reddit by Race_Simple March 4, 2025

Can I invest in physical gold/silver as a hedge against grains in the cash market ?

If I trade in the physical grains in the cash market, is buying physical gold/silver be a good hedge ? I know when selling a commodity in the cash market, a perfect hedge would selling the future contracts of the same commodity. Please share your opinions

Reddit by elinordash March 4, 2025

If you are an American concerned about the impact tariffs will have, you should contact your three Members of Congress.

Every Member of Congress keeps records of how many calls they get on a given issue. One unique call is believed to represent the feelings of 1,000 voters and everyone wants to get re-elected. Your phone call is a point on the board encouraging them to act. It doesn't guarantee …

Reddit by sitric28 March 4, 2025

Get Excited. The Sales are Starting.

At 43, I've been investing for 25 years, and believe me, I've felt every market emotion imaginable. So, I understand the nerves. However, experienced investors know this: market dips are buying opportunities. Maintain your dollar-cost averaging, stay true to your strategy, and you'll likely see significant growth in the years …

Reddit by Future_Class3022 March 4, 2025

All of my funds are in cash right now. WWYD?

All of my funds from my retirement savings account and children's education account are currently in cash as I just switched them over from another institution. I typically purchase ETFs, and some GICs for the education account. WWYD? I'm located in Canada and don't plan to purchase any US equities …

Reddit by kewli March 4, 2025

To Sell Or Not To Sell, Here's my 2 cents to get through the Storm.

There's been a lot of chatter on selling or not today. Here is the honest truth- if you have near term plans and need the money soon (next 12-24 months)- sell right now but only sell what you need to cover that expense. This will be different for everybody. If …