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Reddit by Lennishia-Emeline May 3, 2026

How do you know if an investment advisor is actually good?

I've been thinking about getting a financial advisor for a while now but honestly I have no idea how to tell if someone is actually worth trusting with my money. There are so many people out there with fancy titles and certifications and I genuinely can't tell what's legit. I'm …

Reddit by RainieY May 3, 2026

AMD earnings are upon us, what can we expect?

I have a significant position in AMD. My net investments are 350k since 2021 and mostly into AI stocks. I'm torn on AMD because I have conviction that it will at least double before 2030, which should be enough to be content, but I'd rather not hold the bag on …

Reddit by lightjon May 3, 2026

If everyone knows about a method to make money, the method will soon cease to be profitable.

If everyone knows a method to make money, that method soon ceases to be a source of profit. The trade becomes crowded and the edge is arbitraged away. So when does index investing stop working? \-- -- -- * If all future discounted cash flows are priced in, what is …

Reddit by thelman May 3, 2026

Should we all be leveraged SPY?

I want to start by saying this is not intended for specific circumstances that are highly sensitive to variance (close to retirement for example) - but I’d like to hear if anyone has considered the implications of the Kelly Criterion on their own portfolio. A very brief and incomplete summary …

Reddit by Financial_Pen_6218 May 3, 2026

How much do Americans REALLY have saved for retirement

I am 37 and have about 170k in my roth Ira, this is after years of maxing it out and it is tough. I am just curious of what other people have saved because if you ask any source they are claiming most Americans my age have A LOT more …

Reddit by eltonto82 May 3, 2026

I have 358k of VOO at 44. Ive played around with several calculators to see what it can be worth at 74.

Can someone give me a realistic expectation what my position "could" be worth in 30 years with dividends reinvested? Want to make sure I didnt go overboard with the numbers I put in the calculator. Was a kid in the candy store punching those numbers in.

Reddit by Hopeful_Reindeer7725 May 3, 2026

Tell me why someone should do more than S&P 500 index

If someone is younger and invests across Roth 401k, Roth IRA / switching to traditional for income limits , and traditional brokerage They put pretty much everything into either a S&P 500 index fund and SWPPX. Is there any reason to invest elsewhere if they have another 30 years in …

Reddit by Correct_Sky_5044 May 3, 2026

How much Microsoft (MSFT) are you actually holding?

Not asking for price targets, just curious about positioning. % of portfolio? Number of shares? Or is it your largest position? Trying to get a sense of how convicted people really are. Personally, I only have 20 shares as I am into ETF. Don’t laugh please. I got in at …

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Reddit by AlarmGold4352 May 3, 2026

Almost 30 years in markets and UMC look very attractive at these levels

UMCs financial profile is why I was compelled to build a position here. Talk about a case for stability and growth anchored by a NT$109.02 billion cash position that significantly dwarfs its total debt. This robust liquidity paired with a massive 108% yoy earnings surge and a consistent $0.48 per …

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Reddit by Inabizp May 2, 2026

Do you actually believe the “future returns will be lower” narrative?

Everyone always says the U.S. stock market averages \~10% long term (thinking S&P 500). But now it feels like every “expert” (capital market forecasters) is suddenly calling for 4–6% returns going forward because of valuations, interest rates, etc. At the same time, people in the past didn’t exactly predict the …