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Reddit by More_Temporary6697 June 14, 2026

I didn’t realize Microsoft was spending this much on infrastructure

I opened Microsoft’s latest quarter expecting to find some obvious reason people have turned so negative on the stock. The growth numbers didn’t really surprise me that much. Revenue was still up, operating income was still up, Azure was still growing fast. The number I kept staring at was cash …

Reddit by OddNefariousness5993 June 14, 2026

How is Bitcoin not just a digital amulet

You know how amulet sellers spoke the language of fixes: this carved bone wards off evil spirits, that little stone guarantees a good harvest, this piece of metal cures sickness, that scrap of cloth brings luck. The objects themselves were ordinary junk with zero real power. They fixed nothing. Their …

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Reddit by IntentionDeep651 June 14, 2026

Want to invest into software , help me out

I usually find best results from investing in buying beat up but quality names so far. Usually its easy to pick up name like MMM or UNH, INTC but this time the whole software sector is down and It is a but harder to pick one or two names so …

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Daily General Discussion and Advice Thread - June 14, 2026

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Reddit by Ok_Cheek_7443 June 14, 2026

VWCE vs. Invesco vs. SPDR: An objective analysis of hidden risks and fees (Is the "King" losing its crown?)

Hi everyone, I wanted to bring up a topic that often gets completely glossed over because of the popular "VWCE and Chill" cliché. I did a deep dive into the three main All-World ETFs available in Europe and looked at their actual drawbacks. We often focus strictly on the TER, …

Reddit by Outrageous_Ad_7736 June 14, 2026

Market Cap by 2030 for AI infra playes ??

Every article I read nowdays state that AI infrastructure demand is very strong and is going to continue until 2030. There are also articles around Physical AI, still in fancy stage, and that will enter mainstream somewhere in 2028-2029 ad peak until 2035. I feel stocks like NVDA, MU, SNDK, …

Reddit by TripleDouble_45 June 14, 2026

When to short SpaceX? Wait a while but it will probably plummet

My guess very far away around 2028. Goldman projects 322 billion in AI revenue by 2030, blah blah it’s not going to happen. Grok is a pile of shit that says Elon can drink piss better than any human in history (it actually said that). Why am I posting? SpaceX …

Reddit by Franck_Dernoncourt June 14, 2026

How can I find the actual retail vs. institutional share allocation percentage for a completed IPO?

When a company goes public, the split between the institutional tranche and the retail tranche is often discussed in generalities (e.g., the standard 90/10 rule of thumb). However, the actual breakdown can vary significantly from deal to deal, especially for highly anticipated or tech-focused IPOs where fintech apps or retail-focused …

Reddit by Pacifian_Seaman June 13, 2026

With the war finally ending tomorrow, what are you looking to invest in?

Currently looking at investing into the safe segments of crypto and more SPCX due to support from the Trump administration. With micron earnings coming up on the 24th, it looks like that's going to moonshot as well. What's your play when the war finally ends tomorrow?

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Reddit by Klutzy_Pizza_8935 June 13, 2026

Tech is selling off, PPI came in hot. I’m starting to look at prediction markets instead of the stock.

I’m not trying to make a dramatic crash call. I’m just having a hard time reconciling the setup. Tech has been under pressure, inflation data isn’t helping the rate-cut case, and geopolitical risk is still hanging around. Normally that’s the kind of backdrop where I’d expect people to get at …