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Reddit by kathuriasanjay April 12, 2026

If I would have to restart my investing journey, here’s what I’ve done : By Sanjay Kathuria

I’m in my early 20s and looking back at just the last couple years, it’s kind of wild how predictable the mistakes are. First, I waited way too long because I thought I needed to fully “understand the market.” In reality, I just lost time I could’ve spent investing small …

Reddit by InfinitePressure4793 April 12, 2026

Iran "ceasefire" is being priced as solved. It actually isn't

I’ve been watching the crude tape closely this week and something does not add up at all. Trump declared total victory on Iran, the market sold off the war premium in crude, everyone moved on. But Hormuz is not actually fully open. There are still idle tankers, freight costs are …

Reddit by BlindLDTBlind April 12, 2026

FRONTIERAS Coal refining process, investing

If you have not heard of this new coal refining technology, it's worth looking in to. Could be huge as American oil and coal surge as Iran dwindles. [https://invest.frontieras.com/?utm\_source=google&utm\_medium=paid-search&utm\_campaign=googlesearchbranded-23567288824&utm\_content=197127988230&utm\_term=797282398479&gad\_source=1&tnames=referral&utm\_page=home](https://invest.frontieras.com/?utm_source=google&utm_medium=paid-search&utm_campaign=googlesearchbranded-23567288824&utm_content=197127988230&utm_term=797282398479&gad_source=1&tnames=referral&utm_page=home)

Reddit by MakeBigBucks79 April 12, 2026

Palantir fell 17% on a deleted tweet last week. I built something to find out if that reaction was even warranted.

Last week a deleted tweet from Michael Burry triggered a 17% correction in Palantir. It raised a question I kept coming back to: why does a single comment move a stock that much, and how often do calls like that actually hold up? The Burry/PLTR episode is a good example …

Reddit by Creative_Fox23 April 12, 2026

Hypothetical Question: £200k into REIT and collect £2 166 a month?

Let’s say you have £200k cash to play with. Would you consider putting it all into REIT - and collect monthly dividend of £2 166? Given a 13% dividend yield. That’s your money doubled in 7.7 years. Given that the 200k is let’s say 14% of your net worth and …

Reddit by ivebeenthrushit April 12, 2026

Hypothetical Situation; What Would You Do In This Case?

**I've got an interesting discussion we can make based on this hypothetical scenario** The government launches a new lottery system, and you win **$25 million!** Instead of a normal lottery where they pay you directly, they deposit all of your winnings into a mystery stock that you can hold onto …

Reddit by Blueberryburntpie April 12, 2026

NYT article on the divergence of oil futures and physical oil prices

The article: [https://www.nytimes.com/2026/04/10/business/energy-environment/iran-oil-prices.html](https://www.nytimes.com/2026/04/10/business/energy-environment/iran-oil-prices.html) For some reason Reddit classified NYT's article's content as AI generated and won't let me post the full content, so I'll post snippets of it: > On Tuesday, before President Trump said the United States and Iran had reached a cease-fire agreement, a commonly cited price of …

Reddit by daisyhoa April 12, 2026

My perspective on oil prices from now until the end of 2026. Information compiled from multiple reputable news sources

**1. Macro Analysis – Major Controlling Factors** The oil market is currently in a phase of extremely high geopolitical tension but has shown signs of temporary de-escalation, combined with potential long-term supply surplus. **Supply Factors:** * The Strait of Hormuz remains almost paralyzed: Although the US-Iran temporary ceasefire (from April …

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Reddit by ObjectiveTreacle4548 April 12, 2026

South Korea is moving toward a major oil deal with Kazakhstan to reduce reliance on the Middle East

It looks like Seoul is tired of the constant volatility in the Middle East and is looking to diversify its crude supply. They’ve entered formal negotiations with Kazakhstan to secure a more stable flow of oil. The strategy is pretty straightforward: they’re trying to hedge against geopolitical risks in the …

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Reddit by amart2022 April 12, 2026

ESPP: 15% with 12 months holding period. Worth it?

Hi everyone. I am looking for some advice as I am new to contributing to ESPP. My company was an operating unit from a bigger and more recognized company but it still still big in size. They offer ESPP of 15% discount but 12 month holding period before selling or …