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Reddit by Useful_Tangerine4340 June 9, 2026

Michael Saylor's Strategy Sold 32 Bitcoin at $77,135; Then Piles $101 Million Back in at $65K

[https://www.ibtimes.co.uk/michael-saylor-strategy-buys-1550-bitcoins-1801669](https://www.ibtimes.co.uk/michael-saylor-strategy-buys-1550-bitcoins-1801669) Days after Michael Saylor's Strategy offloaded 32 BTC at $77,135 per token, the largest corporate BTC holder in the world disclosed in a Monday 8-K filing with the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) that it purchased 1,550 Bitcoins at an average price of $65,332 per token between 1 …

Reddit by ddp26 June 9, 2026

OpenAI's 2026 GAAP loss runs ~80% above the headline. Does the $1T IPO valuation absorb it?

OpenAI's projected 2026 losses look very different once stock-based compensation is included. The widely cited $14B figure excludes SBC. Add the $7B to $10B in equity comp and the median 2026 GAAP net loss lands closer to $25B to $26B, roughly 80% higher than the non-GAAP number. That significantly changes …

Reddit by OnlySignature3045 June 9, 2026

Is there a way to short SpaceX? Without unlimited downside?

I was looking into the potential IPO of SpaceX, and in my opinion, Elon Musk knows the company is a toxic asset and wants to cash out while securing his trillion-dollar compensation package. I think he wants to dump that risk onto public investors. With the Iran situation remaining a …

Reddit by computeruser0000 June 9, 2026

Tom Lee goes to lunch (fan joke)

I was arguing with Tom Lee about where to go to lunch. He wanted Chipotle and I wanted McDonalds. I took out a coin and said, “50% chance we go to Chipotle” He looks at me in that Tom Lee way and replies “Let’s wait until tomorrow” I say, “why?” …

Reddit by cbird2k June 9, 2026

capital gains on selling a home

so i read that if u sell a home, the amount u make off that home has to be put into another property within a year or ill get hit w capital gains which is like 35% so i bought my house in 2017 for 179k i refied to get …

Reddit by Ape_Quant June 9, 2026

🚨 New Congressional Trade Disclosed 🚨 15% return, 70% win rate (Buy at disclosure, sell 90d later)

House Rep. Gil Cisneros disclosed 4 new buys in the Industrials sector today (all $1K–$15K range). Cisneros sits on the House Armed Services + Small Business Committees. The Trades: * $CSW (CSW Industrials) → specialty lubricants, sealants & fire protection systems * $DCO (Ducommun) → aerospace & defense electronics/structures * …

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Reddit by Hufflepuff-McGruff June 9, 2026

Seeking podcast for tax investment strategies

I’m looking for a podcast that elaborates on investment strategies for navigating taxes. For example, I’d like to learn about investment strategies for those who might be wanting to FIRE and retire, early or strategies of how to withdraw from savings accounts after retirement to best manage paying taxes. In …

Reddit by Dismal-Access7599 June 9, 2026

No, the spacex ipo is not going to tank your 401k

Tired of all the fearmongering here ,, it’s not gonna tank your 401k. people are freaking out bc index providers like nasdaq and russell are bending thier rules to fast track spacex into index funds at that massive $1.5T valuation. everyone thinks passive retirement money is being forced to buy …

Reddit by fcarlucci June 9, 2026

Bogle vs. Buffet vs. Dalio - Long-Term Investment Strategies Backtested over the last 20 Years

Hello Traders, I finally had the time to do something I wanted to do for a while: backtest and compare the most common long-term investment strategies with real market data. The title is a bit of a joke, a bit true :) In fact I tested: * 100% stock approach: …

Reddit by Spyrothedragon9972 June 9, 2026

Advantages of having a CFP (fiduciary) managed portfolio vs. Self directed (all index funds)?

I'm at the point where my institution will assign me a dedicated financial consultant. I have my first meeting with them coming up. My question is this (I'll ask them the same question): what can they provide for me that I'm not getting from my almost entirely index fund based …