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Google could make 100 Billion on the SpaceX IPO
Google owns around 5% of Spacex and if the IPO goes for 2 Trillion then that means 100 Billion in profit for them. [https://oortcloudreport.github.io/news/space\_article/google.html](https://oortcloudreport.github.io/news/space_article/google.html)
Thoughts on Schwab Intelligent Portfolios?
I have about $150k cash to invest, and in the previous 20 years of my adult working life, most of my stock investments have been either stagnant or losing. So clearly I’m not a DIY guy. The fee structure seemed attractive vs a managed portfolio. But still apprehensive about a …
Purchasing and holding US stocks/ ETFs/ mutual funds through US brokerage account vs Singapore brokerage account
Hello, I'm debating whether to invest my money into US stocks and mutual funds through a Singapore vs US brokerage account. I came to the US for college 5 years ago and now work in California. I have a SSN and can easily open a brokerage account here, however, the …
Roth IRA Question selling VMFXX
Roth IRA sale Question Hello, I'm looking at a friends Roth IRA because they asked me for help. They are young. While looking at the positions, I noticed 9000 units in VMFXX which I personally don't know much about, but after looking into it a bit it essentially seems fairly …
Stock / option valuation tools
Hey all, I’ve been investing for 25 years, went to school for it, masters too, the whole nine yards. I’ve always done valuations manually on excel and it’s worked out, but crazy time consuming. I also think that the corporate giants and hedge funds will always have a leg up …
SpaceX IPO is not worth any close to $2T
So SpaceX valuation numbers are literally all over the place with the latest number now valuating the company over $2 Trillion. I discuss multiple metrics and considerations and note how valuations are stretched: https://youtu.be/QlOi15Mf2JU?si=KcZLLtTEwPAtX6wH
Company changing 401k plan provider to Empower
My company is changing 401k plan providers. How bad is Empower 401k administrative fees? I am hearing they charge way higher than Fidelity, additionally it looks like they have higher expense ratio index funds and have outgoing rollover fee. How is your experience with them?
Reddit(RDDT) saw record-breaking monthly traffic in March.
According to data from Semrush, Reddit reached a historic milestone in March, clocking in a record-breaking 5.76 billion in total traffic. March, representing a 29% surge from February and signaling a period of high-speed expansion. This suggests that Reddit thrives on the demand for information during times of global conflict …
RDDT's bottom was at $136, and it looks like it has the potential for steady upward growth.
The source is a paid investment group that uses algorithms to analyze individual stocks-this was posted on April 6th. While this kind of info isn't always 100% accurate, seeing Reddit bounce back from the market low on the 7th makes me think there's some validity to it. If you're interested …
Maxing out retirement accounts enough?
25M. Maxing out 401k (24,500) and roth ira (7,500). Have emergency fund and everything else is put into taxable brokerage. Thinking about a lifestyle upgrade (better apartment) but would have to dip into the monthly allocation going to taxable brokerage. Would I be ok simply just maxing out my retirement …