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Reddit by asvomo June 24, 2026

Watchlist Update | What Am I Still Focusing On After the AI ​​Pullback?

**The biggest change in the market this week wasn't the disappearance of the AI ​​logic, but rather a reassessment of valuations** The Philadelphia Semiconductor Index fell nearly 8% in a single day, with popular AI stocks like MU, SNDK, and ARM experiencing significant pullbacks. Many are discussing whether the rally …

Reddit by KoseteBamse June 24, 2026

Dario Amodei said in a recent interview that if Anthropic revenue doesn't hit $1 trillion, it could go bankrupt.He explained this depends on massive Al spending

But what about competition from Chinese models ? What about the domestic pricing war or will companies find a hidden way to collaborate on pricing within the U.S.? Dario Amodei said in a recent interview that if Anthropic revenue doesn't hit $1 trillion, it could go bankrupt He explained this …

Reddit by BalkanYoda June 24, 2026

The doomsday argument - are we right on this?

First of all, I would like to clarify that I believe in long-term buy and hold (broad etfs, good stocks, etc.), and it's probably one of the best strategies. I am also not a doomsday person, prepper, or anything like that. # The argument Anyways, I have been thinking for …

Reddit by Helpful-Staff9562 June 24, 2026

What would you do with gold coins?

Hi all, So I got about 25 sovereign gold coins that I inherited early. I was never a buy gold kind of guy in my investing journey and I know gold price went quite up the last year and its very common for it to also stall for decades. The …

Reddit by AutoModerator June 24, 2026

Daily General Discussion and Advice Thread - June 24, 2026

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Reddit by OddNefariousness5993 June 24, 2026

A conversation with a colleague who believes he bought "2 whole Bitcoins"

A couple of months ago, a colleague proudly told me that he had purchased "2 whole bitcoins" for $80,000 each. I asked him to show them to me so I could see what he had spent $160,000 on. He opened his wallet application and pointed to the screen, which displayed …

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Reddit by HomeHedgeFund June 24, 2026

The majority of rich people I know are Buy-and-Holders

Anecdotally, majority of the rich people that I know in real life are people that Buy a ton of shares and simply hold them for a long time. For example, a rich person I know bought 3M worth of SNDK back when it was cheap and his holdings is worth …

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Reddit by kalmankantaja June 24, 2026

The AI bubble is literally the same thing as the dotcom bubble

Many people are probably thinking something like this: if ai is a useful technology then the current stock market valuations must be normal, not a bubble. But it is a bubble. And I'm leaning toward the idea that after Anthropic's IPO, it will start to deflate There’s no denying that …

Reddit by cololz1 June 24, 2026

Why do solar companies have falling stocks if PV solar is the future?

array technologies, canadian solar, sunrun, and sunpower have all been performing bad in the stock market. is it because of competition from china? i have always thought these companies would be valued more highly because of their long term growth potential and strong future demand.

Reddit by The_Cromulent_Bison June 24, 2026

True or false? $3 million is the new $1 million. When the oldest Millennials reach retirement age, $5 million will be the new $3 million.

In terms of buying power, it's obvious that $1 million would eventually not be enough for retirement. But for many years this convenient round number was etched into everybody's brain. But is it not reasonable to say that $1 million simply isn't the goal it used to be? I said …