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Reddit by lehullaballoo February 22, 2025

What’s a guaranteed high yield investment that only requires bold move?

I don’t have deep knowledge in investing. I don’t follow or stay up to date on the market. I have about 100K. And just optimism (spontaneous to fault) in material possessions. Ideally I’ll continue to have a steady income to continue feeding that channel auto but in case it stops, …

Reddit by iJTN February 22, 2025

Best retirement plan for someone in their mid 20s?

Hey everyone, I’m sure this might get asked all the time, but I am curious to know what sort of retirement plans you all would recommend for someone who is in their 20s. For background information, I am a 25-year-old male that works at a job where there are no …

Reddit by anxiousneurotic_99 February 22, 2025

Using FXF as a safe haven?

Let's say the USD weakens due to everything going on and the more likely future possibilities. I'm looking for thoughts re: parking 50% of my "cash" in FXF for the next year (or few). To me, I feel like the Swiss Franc will be less volatile/risky in comparison to holding …

Reddit by 99_year_old_redditor February 22, 2025

Accidentally did a Wash Trade

Hello, I recently was organizing the investments in my accounts. I previously had 2 accounts with a mix of stock A and B in both. What I did was I sold stock A in one account and purchased stock B. In the other account I sold stock B and purchased …

Reddit by redrabbit824 February 22, 2025

Possible housing market rises and stock market drops?

With housing prices being so high now, I see a lot of comments about how a primary house is not an investment, it’s better financially to rent and invest the difference, etc This is sort of the approach we’ve taken since we can rent a place for 1-2k a month …

Reddit by oldschoolczar February 22, 2025

Inverse ETFs to “short” the US market

Hey there, I finally became convinced last night that the US market has a good chance of tanking soon. Rather than sell off my VTI, I’d like to effectively “short” the US market. I would buy \~6-month puts, but I recently closed my options-approved account and transferred to a new …

Reddit by oldschoolczar February 22, 2025

Inverse ETFs for shorting the market?

Hey there, hoping some of y'all can help me. I decided last night it's time to buy 6-month puts on US market. Of course it would've been way better if I bought them yesterday, but I closed my account that was approved for options and recently transferred funds to a …

Reddit by BytchYouThought February 22, 2025

Why is a stock allowed to be halted just because it is volatile?

I'm not in CELH, but I noticed this morning it was up around 30% in a day due to some news from yesterday. I personally wasn't going to hop in, but when I went to check it out it had been "halted." Now, I can understand halting a stock due …

Reddit by PM_ZiggPrice February 21, 2025

Moving out of a savings account. What long hold should I use?

So, my savings account with my bank pays ABYSSMAL returns for having money with them. So, instead, I would rather just have it sit with some sort of long hold dividend position for a better return, but still be somewhat easy to get to if I need to for whatever …

Reddit by zainlikesmoney February 21, 2025

What’s one investing rule you always follow, no matter what?

Is there one rule that is particularly important to you when you invest? For me the one rule I live by is: Only invest money I can afford to lose. I have my emergency fund that is easily accessible that I will use for any sudden expenses but I like …