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Money market fund vs Blue chips vs all-world ETF
Goal is waiting for a good entry after yet another crash. So as far as I see it, my options are: - Money fund for around 3% returns (Euro based one, I know the Dollar would be at 4%) - Buy blue chip stocks (insurances, consumer goods, real estate), either …
Bravos Research: a warning before you trust them with your money
I'm writing this post in good faith. I read the rules and I don't think I'm breaking them. I only want to help people who google this company. I'm not even going to write any direct criticism: just explain where it can be found and how it was buried. Bravos …
Did SpaceX hype turn a bunch of smaller space companies into temporary momentum trades
I have been following the space sector since months before SpaceX secretly filed for IPO and one thing that’s been bothering me with the whole post SpaceX IPO rundown is how a bunch of actual space companies with real businesses got temporarily turned into “SpaceX proxies” by investors who probably …
Acn/ctsh/epam/glob/infy are no longer hi-tech premium stocks. Trending down to staffing agencies with 0.3-0.6 Price/sales cap
ACN, CTSH, EPAM, GLOB, INFY are no longer being priced like high-tech premium partners. They are trending rapidly toward the valuation graveyard of staffing agencies, heading straight for the 0.3-0.6 price/sales ratio The software-adjacent multiples of the last decade have unraveled. When growth relies on linear headcount expansion, it simple …
Wendy's (WEN) - I really like the stock
Wendy’s (WEN) has recently become one of the meme-stock names on WallStreetBets, but I think the more interesting point is that WEN is not just a squeeze trade. As a standalone investment, I find it much more compelling than GME was before its original short squeeze. Funny side note: I …
Gold is down ~24% from its recent high.
I'm considering buying gold for the long term. Do you think this is a good accumulation opportunity, or could prices fall further? If you were buying today, would you invest a lump sum, buy gradually over the next few months, or wait for more downside? Curious to hear different views …
Extremely concerned about the Fed's rate hike
Hey guys, I'm growing extremely concerned that the Feds certainly will hike rate this year. Back in 2022, I didn't understand why stock markets were so bad. It was mostly because the Fed hiked rate too much in a year. Now Kevin Warsh's hawkish stance on inflation makes me feel …
Daily General Discussion and Advice Thread - June 25, 2026
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Is a 401k that isn’t matched worth it??
Just a bit of context…. My company provides me with a pension so they don’t match the 401k, but do offer it. That being said the packages in their 401k look awful. So I’m just wondering if putting money in the 401k is even worth it. Sorry if this question …
The "you can't beat the market" crowd is the funniest contradiction in finance
"It's priced in." Priced in by who? Nobody knows the correct price of anything. A stock price is just where the last trade happened. That's it. There's no machine calculating what things should be worth. And no, the market doesn't magically add up everyone's information and spit out the truth. …