r/investing

r/investing subreddit

Total Posts
12087
Total Predictions
1943
Success Rate
28.7%
Average Score
0.00

Posts

Reddit by postpartum-blues April 7, 2026

I max out my Roth IRA contributions every year, and that's basically the extent of my investing knowledge. Can someone explain in simple terms how the new Nasdaq rules affect someone like me?

Keep seeing doomer posts about the new Nasdaq rules, but I don't fully understand how these new rules actually change things. Saw many comments talking about how Elon is dumping his bags on retail investors, but I don't fully understand what is happening. Can someone explain why this is a …

Reddit by Raawx April 7, 2026

Why is gold considered speculative?

*Disclaimer: I am not looking for personal financial advice. I'm looking to understand why gold investment is considered speculative.* I'm currently in the process of researching my employer money market plan that contributes a large sum of money (20%+ of my salary annually) into retirement funds. I'm personally skeptical of …

buy Score: -1.00 View Prediction
Reddit by j8kenb8ke April 7, 2026

What should I do with my whole policy?

about 7 years ago I opened up a whole life policy. I was ignorant to investing at that time. I had a nice chunk of cash and didn't want to just put it into a savings and I had just had a kid.I wanted to protect my family. I had …

Reddit by sassycrankybebe April 7, 2026

How much should IRA grow in 10 years?

I have a Roth IRA I started in 2016, I haven’t contributed to since 2019 (broke, etc) and overall it’s grown 39% in that time. It’s been in a mutual fund, with an “aggressive” profile. Set to reinvest the dividends. I know basically nothing about investing, so don’t get too …

Reddit by Admirable-Spite-1789 April 7, 2026

$220,000, KS, repay $259,600 in 18 months, Check /Wire Transfer/Convertible to Stock, Borrowing to bridge while fundraising

Experienced oil and gas operator seeking $220,000 bridge loan for helium gas drilling program on 4,000 acres in helium-rich area in Kansas. Can divide loan. Proposed Note: Principle proposes a convertible note with an 18-month balloon, 1% monthly interest, (equally, 12% interest per year), with bonus payment of an overriding …

Reddit by Aggressive-Signal190 April 7, 2026

From living room audio to global standards - DVLT’s Dolby angle makes more sense the more you think about it

I was trying to understand how DVLT fits into the bigger picture, and the Dolby interoperability piece kind of made everything click. At first glance, it just sounds like another technical agreement. But when you connect it to how the industry actually works, it’s more meaningful. Dolby isn’t just a …

buy Score: -1.00 View Prediction
Reddit by recisuser April 7, 2026

A way I’ve been thinking about why stocks can do fine even when rates are high

I’ve noticed a lot of confusion lately about this: If interest rates are high, why hasn’t the stock market struggled more? I found a paper by Guo et al., 2011 PLoSOne, which showed that the stock market and interest rates don’t always move in opposite directions. Instead, the paper suggests …

Reddit by SeanGriffin758 April 7, 2026

SanQtum Edge Nodes – What’s Behind the Infrastructure

Datavault AI (DVLT) has been building a near-edge compute layer called SanQtum to power its AI data nodes. Unlike software-only AI companies that rely entirely on AWS, Azure, or GCP, DVLT claims to control its physical infrastructure. per investor materials The first nodes in Philadelphia and New York went live …

buy Score: -1.00 View Prediction
Reddit by Vertix11 April 7, 2026

Selling winning stocks to buy losing stocks (to average their price down)

So I sold amd that i had about 10% return on and bought some of my losing stocks that are now about 10-15% down than when i bought them like month ago. Is what I did bad impulsive move or does it make sense to average their cost down like …

Reddit by seresamendoza April 7, 2026

Where to invest Roth IRA Contribution?

I'm 25 and I am trying to be more financially responsible and be ready for retirement. My money is currently spread across multiple platforms. \- 5% of weekly paycheck in 401k + 5% employer match \- $70 to VTI and $30 to VXUS weekly \- $7k Roth IRA for 2025 …