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Reddit by sbFRESH May 16, 2026

Parents who started investing for their kids at birth, how did that go?

We just had our first child and are focused on making her life easier than mine and my wife’s. We will be opening investment accounts for her this year, with the goal that money will not be a hinderance to their happiness or following their dreams, by the time they …

Reddit by Some-Priority-6033 May 16, 2026

Why do people dislike Robinhood ?

I originally started casually trading on Robinhood, but have recently rolled over my Roth IRA open the checking and savings and got the gold credit card?? the interface is amazing and intuitive. There’s 3% catch back on all purchases with the credit card and there’s 3% matching for Roth Ira …

Reddit by aquavelva5 May 16, 2026

its started. Ten at 4.59 will it make 5?

While I think the ten should have been higher for the past 6 months, it has now started moving strongly. I dont think it will top 5, but I think it will get very close. We now have a new fed chair too. thoughts? And what will the Fed do …

Reddit by hantms May 16, 2026

Is Warren Buffett actually betting against the American stock market?

Warren Buffett famously said to 'never bet against America', i.e. trust the best companies in the market. But he's now sitting on a cash pile of roughly $397 billion, approximately 56% to 60% of his company's wealth. Isn't that betting against the American stock market, when you can't find a …

Reddit by Hurtsoul1 May 15, 2026

Why don’t wealth people buy etfs?

I see fillings of billionaires portfolios on twitter, it seems like they are creating their own etf. They put a couple billion in the top names along with lots of other stocks. I know they also have family offices to manage there holdings. What I don’t get is why don’t …

Reddit by Money_Horror_2899 May 15, 2026

MorningStar shows 50+ metrics on a single asset page. How many do you actually use?

I was looking at NVDA on Yahoo Finance and MorningStar and counted 50+ metrics on the page. Then I tried to figure out which ones I'd actually use to make a decision and got to maybe 4. Genuine question for the sub: which metrics or widgets on these asset pages …

Reddit by savingrace0262 May 15, 2026

32 years old and honestly terrified of waiting until 65 to finally “live”...what investments exist besides just 401k/IRA?

I’m 32 and having a bit of an existential crisis about retirement planning. Everyone always says: “Max your 401k.” “Max your Roth IRA.” “Wait 30 years.” But what if I genuinely do not want my entire financial life optimized around finally being free at 65? I know people always going …

Reddit by golf_234 May 15, 2026

Rate my Portfolio, Engine for the next 10-25 Years

Hi Reddit! It has been a year of aggressive contributions, tailoring, trying a lot of things out working with my portfolio but finally have it to a place I am settling down a little with. General strategy is: ETFS for about 70% of the portfolio, large amounts that I want …

Reddit by Purple-Wall3847 May 15, 2026

How do you deal with regret?

Backstory: When I was in college I worked p/t where my dad did, for a small industrial electronics manufacturer. The VP there was chill and ate lunch in the break room with everyone else. He mentored me on investing and I started my first account at age 19, with $1500. …

Reddit by iPharmaCenter May 15, 2026

Pharma sector 2025 revenue rankings are out. Eli Lilly's growth is the most remarkable story in big pharma history

Compiled from official Q4 2025 earnings reports. Here is the full picture: 1. Johnson & Johnson: $94.2B 2. Roche: $79.3B 3. Eli Lilly: $65.2B (was $34B in 2023, nearly doubled in 2 years) 4. Pfizer: $62.6B 5. AbbVie: $61.2B 6. AstraZeneca: $58.7B 7. Merck: $58.1B (Keytruda alone: $31.7B) 8. Novartis: …