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Reddit by Novel_Bass6032 March 20, 2026

Best way to invest internationally (non US stocks)?

Are there any simple ways to put my money into international shares? Preferably ETFs and fractional shares, especially in more “neutral” forward countries. I’m from Jordan if that helps in any way. I don’t wanna invest in US companies, for ethical and other reasons. Don’t wanna argue about the reasons …

Reddit by weegiecav March 20, 2026

Anyone amateurs adjusting their shares? (UK)

Hi, not seeking financial advice I've only got 6.5k in a S&S ISA which I top up weekly with all my spare cash, I was just wondering if anyone else had adjusted their shares/stocks since Iran kicked off? As a former war involved individual, I feel this campaign is only …

Reddit by therobshow March 20, 2026

Those that moved to a cash or gold position (correctly) predicting this correction, when do you plan to get back in?

Seems that a lot of people were trying to time the market expecting a significant down turn. And this time around, were proven right. I'm curious what the signs you're looking for the jump back in to the market? A lot of (tech especially) the big name stocks still appear …

Reddit by MysteriousKitchen469 March 20, 2026

Probably a good idea to sell mining stocks?

I purchased some copper and aluminum miners earlier this year and was doing pretty well with them until the war in Iran started. I've already given back all of my gains plus some... Does anyone expect miners to weather the storm of higher diesel prices or should I cut my …

Reddit by Hot-Nothing-4424 March 20, 2026

As Pokémon cards explode in value, should you too invest in cardboard?

[https://news.northeastern.edu/2026/03/20/pokemon-cards-should-you-invest/](https://news.northeastern.edu/2026/03/20/pokemon-cards-should-you-invest/) Two Northeastern finance professors weigh in on whether Pokémon cards actually belong in a portfolio and honestly the takes are more nuanced than I expected. The Beanie Baby comparison is what got me. The argument is that Pokémon has real staying cultural power that Beanie Babies never had, which …

Reddit by czx5 March 20, 2026

Why invest in AI if it will destroy the economy?

I have to ask again..lol Why invest in AI long term when it leads to mass unemployment and the collapse of the economy and therefore also these companies? The last time i asked i found no intelligent answers at all. It was just emotions and zero brain. Sorry if i …

Reddit by kelipusi March 20, 2026

What under-the-radar AI stocks are you watching beyond the obvious names?

Everyone and their grandma owns NVDA at this point. I've been spending a lot of time looking at the AI supply chain trying to find names that aren't getting the same attention and I think there's some really interesting stuff hiding in plain sight. Like did you know there's a …

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Reddit by Pacifian_Seaman March 20, 2026

Stocks and ETFs to benefit from a potential Canadian annexation?

Are there any stocks and ETFs that I can invest in to take advantage of a potential annexation of Canada by the United States? It's something that I think has a high likelihood of happening and I just don't know how it will affect the markets. Right now I'm expecting …

Reddit by MathTradeMan March 20, 2026

The market is down bad right now, here's how I'm finding companies that persevere

S&P is getting hit hard, and the TSX is following. Everything is red and the headlines are doing what they always do, making it feel like the world is ending. A few things worth keeping in mind before you do anything. First, this isn't random. The tariff situation is real, …

Reddit by Designer-Jackfruit16 March 20, 2026

Check out this website on Euro Sun Mining information. You may find it very informative. *for education only* https://www.eurosunminingesm.com/ - retail investor website. Not made by the company.

Looks like this is a great company. Of course, could be wrong but take a look and tell honest opinions. Seems with the CRMA designation and $200M Trafigura financing that this is almost as close to a slam dunk as you can get for Europe's second largest gold deposit with …