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Why are people freaking out about bonds now vs 2022?
In 2022, the Fed hiked rates 7 times for a total of 4.25% Yields were practically zero, so there was nothing to shield the price action. Now, we're pricing in 3 rate hikes for a total of 0.75% and people are losing their minds, despite the fact that yields are …
Buying Gold means Four Different Trades
There are really four golds and it all depends on what's driving the price. But only one of these factors is driving it at once. This is my deep analysis and also part of my finance project for Senior Year 1. Rates Gold: Rates gold moves on thing, yields. Yields …
AMZN Retail Business Faces Collapse - hear me out
\- Most sellers on AMZN are not happy with the cut that AMZN gets (i have been one and it's a race to the bottom)> \- AI Agents can scour the seller's website and bypass AMZN. \- if Interested AI companies (CHATGPT) could create a rating system using voice/ etc. …
Long term investment strategy
Hello, I was in a debate recently and these three came up for IRA and simple set it and forget it brokerage setup. Due to expense ratios being different and one being a target fund (working for me instead of me rebalancing my portfolio). I’m very interested to hear everyone’s …
Is an upcoming Market Crash brewing?
Hey Folks, I have been invested in single stocks for a couple of years and made some decent Profit. In the last couple of weeks, I have closed like 25% of my positions and I am still thinking to cut further. What is your take on the current Situation? There …
Investing with a declining population
I was wondering about people's opinion about investing in a future where the US has negative population growth. This day is likely not far into the future, considering that birth rates are well below replacement and immigration is now restricted. I predict that neither of those facts will change into …
What about FNDB as a hedge against a drawdown?
I don't recall seeing much talk about Schwab's FNDB on investing subs. In trying to avoid tech sector over-concentration and high P/Es in the big indexes there a fair amount of talk about SCHD, but its drawbacks would be: too much dividend income (taxable), not super-diversified with <100 stocks and …
Daily General Discussion and Advice Thread - September 27, 2026
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Meta is up 30% this month on Muse hype. I own it, and I think the market is still pricing it as just an ad company.
I'm long META, bought it for the ad machine plus the AI optionality, and this month the optionality finally showed up. The stock closed Thursday at $779, September is on track to be its best month since July 2013. Muse, the personal agent launched on September 8, has overtaken ChatGPT …
Shorting spacex feedback given AI exposure
I am greatly exposed to sp500. After watching https://youtu.be/T-oXyXwD6sE?si=78B69OKPqCSHaRim, I can’t believe spacex valuation. I’m worried about my exposure to AI, since I have most of my money in sp500. Is shorting spacex a good hedge? It looks like, if AI is a bust, the short will work, and if …