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Reddit by Mental-At-ThirtyFive June 13, 2026

Odds on Warsh/Fed meeting is the primary reason for Trump to sign the Iran agreement this weekend

Title. Listened to macro/econ podcasts on how vulnerable we are on the inflation / bond market front and Warsh about to lose the disinflation narrative with the Fed governors on cutting rates. Iran agreement gets at least a rates hold now and we can look for a cut later this …

Reddit by That-Account6064 June 13, 2026

Just funded my first account!

30 years old and finally saved up 25,000 to begin investing for retirement. I read the intelligent investor, 50 years of Berkshire letters to investors as well as a lot of YouTube content. I am thinking for my first investment, either Space X, or even money on the dodgers to …

Reddit by johannyer June 13, 2026

Bitcoin Act = Expansion of Money Supply and Dedollarization by the U.S Itself

The U.S. BITCOIN Act (Boosting Innovation, Technology, and Competitiveness through Optimized Investment Nationwide Act) is a legislative proposal designed to establish a federal Strategic Bitcoin Reserve. It directs the U.S. Treasury to acquire 1 million Bitcoin over a five-year period to create a non-inflationary national asset. The intent is to …

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Reddit by johannyer June 13, 2026

Bitcoin Act = Expansion of Money Supy and Dedollarization by the U.S Itself

The U.S. BITCOIN Act (Boosting Innovation, Technology, and Competitiveness through Optimized Investment Nationwide Act) is a legislative proposal designed to establish a federal Strategic Bitcoin Reserve. It directs the U.S. Treasury to acquire 1 million Bitcoin over a five-year period to create a non-inflationary national asset. The intent is to …

Reddit by Outrageous-Hat9277 June 13, 2026

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Reddit by Nice-Truck8806 June 13, 2026

SpaceX is a bad investment considering the current market dynamics

so i posted earlier but it was ba-sing-se'd for being "low-effort". well here is the high-effort version. I'm actually straining. 1: the sales to cost ratio is high. this means that the money the company makes is low compared to the money in the company infrastructure. so basically, buying is …

Reddit by Nice-Truck8806 June 13, 2026

SpaceX seems like a bad investment

A bunch of redditors said it is bad. and honestly I don't like (F)elon musk. People on MSNBC (honestly the ONLY objective news source) say he's a n*zi. which pretty clearly means that it's a bad stock. plus i think i heard the sales to cost ratio is high or …

Reddit by Guy_PCS June 13, 2026

Elon and Wall Street priced the SPCX IPO perfectly.

It was the ideal perfect storm pricing for Wall Street and Elon. The allocation allowed IPO investors to profit, as did those who bought at the opening price of $150. That way everyone gets a bit of the action. Usually it does workout for me always, except this time it …

Reddit by KassieMac June 13, 2026

How can I ensure that my investment funds aren’t invested in SpaceX or any companies based on AI?

And let’s also exclude anything being promoted or backed by Elon Musk, for obvious reasons. How can I be sure my investments are safe from the “move fast & break stuff” companies whose bubbles are about to burst? My retirement is in mutual funds and I can’t afford to lose …

Reddit by Recent-Day3062 June 13, 2026

Why the S&P 500 and some other index funds require seasoning and apply “free float”

I explained what this means in another post but I have been asked a few times why this is sensible. Seasoning means the company at IPO Can’t join the index. Free float means even after it does, its weight is only based on how much got sold last, not the …