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Reddit by PatientData1239 May 19, 2026

Serious Investment Opportunity Looking for Business-Minded Partners & Investors

I’m looking to connect with serious people interested in investment opportunities with real growth potential. I’ve been involved in private investments and business funding opportunities focused on long-term returns, scalable projects, and strategic partnerships. Right now I’m opening conversations with a few motivated individuals who are looking to build wealth …

Reddit by AJECH44 May 19, 2026

Looking for some help with kids/wife & I investments

37 years old Make 2500-3k a week take home Wife is 34 and takes home 900 a week I have a 401k company doesn’t match such it is an esop. I just opened an IRA and a UTM for each of the kids. For stocks I have 40 shares of …

Reddit by moldyjellybean May 19, 2026

Is Paypal dead or worth a look at $43.8? Acquisition, selling parts of it's business? There seems to be little downside risk at this range and a 7 PE

Is there any smoke around Stripe, Apple or Google buying parts of this business. I don't have a lot of confidence in paypal growth, I still use it on some checkouts because it's easy but apple/google pay probably have taken a good chunk. But at a 7.5 PE there doesn't …

Reddit by cfdstraded May 19, 2026

US gas is funny now ... Let's see

Higher last couple of weeks, and the normal mix of weather, storage numbers, and short covering can all prices in the US natural gas market today are short covering. The market has been heavily sold over the serve up a nice day for the bears to return to the fold …

Reddit by Salty-Animator4662 May 19, 2026

AI Bubble or Just Dollar Repricing?

Everyone’s calling AI a bubble, but I think that misses the bigger picture. A lot of what looks like “overvaluation” could just be the dollar losing purchasing power, pushing nominal asset prices higher. That doesn’t mean there isn’t speculation, but expensive doesn’t automatically mean irrational. Also, real bubbles rarely burst …

Reddit by -neet May 19, 2026

Market Finally Feels Alive Again

Feels like momentum is slowly coming back into small caps again. A few names I’ve been watching closely lately: $NREDF $NXXT $QBTS $RGTI $LODE $KULR $ONDS $SOUN $RCAT Mainly looking for: * unusual volume * clean breakouts * strong dip support * AI/copper narratives * news momentum * continuation setups …

Reddit by SystemsCapital May 19, 2026

The Recent U.S. visit to China and What it means for Investors

After the recent U.S. visit to China the two countries are at a historically high diplomatic relationship. This marks the first visit to China by a U.S. president since 2017, and after this meeting, it appears that there is some direct, and indirect, impacts to investors. This article talks about …

Reddit by Shadowrunner138 May 19, 2026

Help with understand covered call ETF's as income generators, or better alternatives?

As I understand it, covered call ETF's: Generate monthly ordinary income at better rates than high yield bonds. Ordinary income might be a tax drag for some people though. The trade off is significantly reduced growth. Volatility risks still apply significantly, but are reduced to some degree vs. a standard …

Reddit by brian-augustin May 19, 2026

If energy sector booms due to data centers which energy subcategory will trend hardest?

Saw a documentary last night comparing USA to china and how china is moving towards renewables. Doc also mentioned how far behind the US is with power. Not sure how many more data centers will be built but "The proposed "Stratos Project" hyperscale data center in Box Elder County, Utah, …

Reddit by TriGuy42 May 19, 2026

Is AI overhyped similar to the dot com bubble? Should I be worried?

With markets in the position they are in (grossly overpriced) I question the validity of it in the future for a number of reasons. I wonder what the world markets will look like. 1) Best case scenario for AI. Everything is automated. Costs are reduced and inventories shoot up. Then …