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Reddit by spiderweb91 April 10, 2026

How do you track whether your original reason for owning a stock is still true?

I own around \~10 individual stocks. For each one I bought it because I believed something specific. NVDA for AI compute and their ridiculous margins, GOOG for their tens of multi billion user platforms, COST for the membership flywheel. That kind of thing. Coming to my problem: I have no …

Reddit by VeryStableGenius April 10, 2026

Another doom post ... just look at that Shiller PE.

[Shiller PE at 39.4](https://i.imgur.com/bmroL3M.png), surpassed only by the peak of the 2000 tech bubble. Back then, it took [15 years for real-dollar market prices to recover](https://i.imgur.com/2M1waVh.png). How about the [market cap to GDP ratio](https://i.imgur.com/bxlXkEq.png)? Way above year 2000 level. But perhaps this is all because the SP500 is more international …

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Reddit by purplegrape84 April 10, 2026

Wondering if MNCTN Global is a scam?

Hi everyone, I'm sorry if this is not the right place for this. Does anyone use [MNCTNGlobal.com](http://MNCTNGlobal.com) online trading platform? I'm not looking for investing advice. I'm just getting into investing in the market, started with $350. Withdrew $20 to prove it worked after making some profits. After 2wks of …

Reddit by Loose-Nature-2308 April 10, 2026

A lot of people still see a comeback story here. This looks more like a rebuild

Most beaten-down stocks that try to come back follow a familiar script. The same business trims costs, tweaks strategy, maybe changes management, and tries to stabilize revenue. That is a turnaround story. This one looks different. A turnaround tries to improve the existing machine. A rebuild replaces major parts of …

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Reddit by RyanFletcher618 April 10, 2026

DVLT under $1 with $77M in Q1 fees already booked

DVLT is trading around $0.68 while reporting $77M in fees from $750M in Q1 2026 tokenization contracts (per last 10-Q). Those fees come from mining assets, copper programs, and IP licensing agreements that are already signed and active. At this price, the market is valuing the company below where many …

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Reddit by Buck169 April 10, 2026

Simplest medium-term investment for taxable account?

In the US for someone in a low tax bracket, to make investing for the 5-10 year term in a taxable account VERY simple, is there an approach better than just doing DCA into a Target Index fund with a date ten years into the future? With the low fees …

Reddit by Deepthii01 April 10, 2026

How to buy SpaceX stock before the IPO in 2026? I compared XOVR, DXYZ, ARKVX and VCX so you don’t have to.

Ok, so I almost bought DXYZ last month. Had my finger on the button. Then I actually looked at the NAV premium, and it made me sick. Started digging into every other option and spent way too long on this, so figured I’d share. If you’re like me and want …

Reddit by Massive_Bit_6290 April 10, 2026

Stocks opened slightly higher after CPI came in right on expectations

Stocks opened slightly higher after CPI came in right on expectations, giving markets their first read on consumer prices since the Iran conflict began. Headline inflation ticked up to 3.3% YoY (from 2.4%), and core rose to 2.6% YoY, but the “in‑line” print helped keep risk appetite intact. Trrose, while …

Reddit by SirNotAppearingHere2 April 10, 2026

If users stop trusting platforms with their data, the winners may look very differen

A lot of internet businesses were built on the same quiet assumption: users would keep using the platform even if they did not fully understand what was happening with their data. For a long time, that assumption worked. Convenience was high, switching costs were real, and most people had no …

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Reddit by RyanFletcher618 April 10, 2026

Mixing investing and trading might be the most expensive mistake beginners make

I think one of the most common hidden mistakes is not having clear separation between investing and trading. People buy long-term stocks, but then check them like day trades. Every dip feels like a problem. Every pump feels like a decision point. At the same time, they take short-term trades …