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What are the pros of opening a managed investing account (Robinhood)?
I’m 20M heading into my 3rd year of college. I have no student debt, and won’t. I am starting a new job as an RA and will not be paying rent as of August. For sure after August I will be having a monthly income of $1000. I have an …
Oil just surged after CENTCOM struck Iran, is anyone actually positioned for this or did everyone get washed out on the dip?
Vance's comments on May 28 fueled optimism around a potential US-Iran deal, helping push oil lower as traders priced in de-escalation and a possible reopening of Hormuz. But renewed military action and uncertainty around negotiations have since reversed part of that move. Brent is back around $95 and WTI near …
Is dividend investing really NOT "free money"?
I am looking to buy shares of dividend paying companies. I have seen many articles, videos and others. Mentioning that dividends are "not free money". I understand that the share price falls on/after the ex dividend date by the amount of the dividend. However isn't this applicable only to people …
What do people think of the QUANTINUUM (QNT) IPO?
With QUANTINUUM (QNT) ipo-ing on Jun-03-2026, what do you guys think of the company and quantum computing story? IBM and the other quantum stocks are popping off and QNT wants to take advantage of the momentum. I think it will price in the high end at $55. position: 100 shares
Why not use international index funds (VXUS, VTSNX) to avoid or hedge against “Space X risk”
I did a deep dive and didn’t notice too much mention of this. But let’s say the equities part of your portfolio is light on international exposure to begin with , and you’re a bit concerned about the Space X IPO, wouldn’t an easy way to address this be to …
How many people do you think actually made generational wealth from this run?
I'm Korean and it seems like all everyone is talking about is the market. Recently I saw an interesting study - that majority of people who actually invested in this market only invested $1000 or less, and people who invested $100,000 or more is only 7% of total investors. People …
Alphabet plans a major stock sale
Alphabet said it plans to sell $80 billion in stock that will “fund investments in its world-class AI compute infrastructure to meet its unprecedented customer demand.” Bottom line, is this going to be a net positive for the stock moving forward or a negative?
Google Issuing Stock to Fund AI Build
[https://www.cnbc.com/2026/06/01/alphabet-to-raise-80-billion-from-stock-sales-to-fund-ai-buildout.html](https://www.cnbc.com/2026/06/01/alphabet-to-raise-80-billion-from-stock-sales-to-fund-ai-buildout.html) Google is raising $80 billion through stock sales to fund AI capex. Their last bond offering was at 6.4%, implying they either don’t think the return on investment will exceed 6.4% or the bond market isn’t willing to provide additional funding.
Help me understand "Elon and SpaceX are going to rob 401k"
I saw "Elon is going to rob your retirement money" in news headline. Can you guys help me understand? Is Elon trying to get SpaceX added to major stock index(such as S&P)? If so, would that affect everyone who owns index funds? Not just people who have retirement funds? Thank …
What's with the massive single-name moves lately?
Just today, this is outrageous: AAPL + 2.1% AMZN -4.1% AVGO +5.7% COST -1.1% GOOG -2.2% NVDA +6.0% TSLA -5.0% And that's not any of the chip stocks lik AMD, MU or whatever hot chip stocks people have. Is it just me, or are these like "earnings-level" moves *every day*? …