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Reddit by Acid_3929 June 1, 2026

Selling my car and looking for options to diversify my portfolio

II’m an EU investor with a long-term horizon. My current allocation is mostly broad equity index funds (EuroStoxx 60 and S&P 500/Nasdaq) plus a gold position. I’ll soon have a lump sum available that is large relative to my existing portfolio and I’m interested in learning how investors generally think …

Reddit by Silly-Breadfruit6565 June 1, 2026

used to dread rebalancing day, now it runs overnight

About $47k taxable (6 stocks, 2 ETFs), 401k with target date fund, Roth at 80/20 VTI/VXUS. Rebalancing used to take a full afternoon every quarter because of the tax lots in taxable. Few weeks back I set up a small job on a cloud machine. Pulls holdings, runs drift calcs, …

Reddit by cherrypoplar June 1, 2026

The FTSE index has changed its rules to accelerate forced buying of SpaceX shares, which means that VWRA investors are now part of the exit liquidity.

[https://www.channelnewsasia.com/business/spacex-set-fast-entry-us-global-indexes-under-new-ftse-rules-6143421](https://www.channelnewsasia.com/business/spacex-set-fast-entry-us-global-indexes-under-new-ftse-rules-6143421) New rules are: (1) IPOs are eligible even with less than 5% free float, as long as the free float meets the minimum requirement within 12 months after IPO (2) IPOs with large market capitalisations will be included on the index (and bought by index funds) in 5 trading …

Reddit by MudBloodLite June 1, 2026

Index rule changes for the SpaceX $SPCX IPO!

Index providers waived the profitability requirement and cut the seasoning window from 90 days to 5. This forces over $30 trillion in passive 401k and retirement money to buy SpaceX at IPO valuations. Bloomberg Intelligence estimates S&P 500 funds must absorb 19% of SpaceX's float within 6 months. Russell 1000 …

Reddit by Cornwallace88 June 1, 2026

The Story of Foxtrot: A Messy Private Restructuring Highlighting Successor Liability Questions

Really interesting story in the corporate bankruptcy/restructuring world on the private side. The most comprehensive coverage is in a write up by MotherJones which I can't link here. They're not shy with their perspective on PE as a whole, but their article is the most complete versus the bits and …

Reddit by Semi_Competent_Nick June 1, 2026

SLS, NBIS or SNXX for this coming week

I’ve been looking between these three positions for a little while now. Seeing a lot of positivity online for SLS, but also seeing strong numbers for NBIS in the last half a year and wondering if I should jump on that bandwagon. But, last but not least, SNXX has also …

Reddit by Civil-Community-1367 June 1, 2026

$NOW is up 10% overnight. Is SaaS the next boom that won't ever stop?

I've mostly been focused on AI names and semis, but seeing $NOW jump 10% after earnings/news has me wondering if the market is starting to reward software again. For the last few years it felt like SaaS was dead money compared to chips and infrastructure plays. Now companies like ServiceNow …

Reddit by Broad_Ad310 June 1, 2026

Investments for 1099 RN employee?

Hi all, currently a 1099 RN looking for ways to invest. Ideally, I may come close to making >160k so want to know options outside of the Roth IRA if possible. I do have a Roth that I’ve contributed to every year that I’m able to. Also, if I were …

Reddit by According-Dinner6190 June 1, 2026

24M Fidelity Investment Opinion

Hello everyone, I opened my Roth IRA when I was 22 and had built it up to about $11,000 as of last week. I recently rolled over an old 401(k) worth roughly $5,000 into my Roth IRA, bringing the balance to around $16,000. I also just maxed out my annual …

Reddit by pavan9496 May 31, 2026

Which private company do you think will be the best IPO investment of the next 5 years?

Everyone talks about the Magnificent 7, but I'm more interested in companies that haven't gone public yet. If you had to choose one private company that is likely to IPO within the next 5 years and hold it for 10+ years, which would you pick and why? Some names that …