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No Company, Government or International Organization (IO) has ever run a large survey ranking what people actually invest for
There are plenty of large investor surveys (like from [Schroders](https://www.schroders.com/en-us/us/local/media-center/global-investor-study-2020-retirement/), [Natixis](https://www.im.natixis.com/en-us/insights/investor-sentiment/2025/global-retirement-index) etc.), but each is built around its own goal list, and none of them cleanly ranks a population by its single most important reason for investing (like FIRE, Conventional retirement etc.) What I cannot understand is **Why this specific …
Does anyone else feel like discussions in the investing subreddits has mostly moved away from intelligent conversation to emotional chatter that is predominantly wrong in terms of outcomes in the market?
I mostly now look at the posts and comments in all investing subreddits as entertainment. In fact, I think it's even more entertaining when reddit is absolutely sure about a stock and it proceeds to do the exact opposite. In fact, it seems to me like reddit is very angry …
If a company releases new shares wont that decrease the value of the shares I own?
When more shares are available are available there is more supply. Have a higher supply drives prices down (supply and demand). So wont the shares i own go down in value or not go up as much when they otherwise would have? I must be missing though because if this …
Why is Auckland international airport stock on Robhinhood so much more expensive than the price listed for it on other brokerages/websites?
Auckland international airport stock is suppose to be around $8 dollars and some change [https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/AIA.NZ/](https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/AIA.NZ/) other websites besides yahoo also has it around $8.35 too today as I post this. on Robinhood, it’s $24 dollars a share right now. Why is it much more expensive on Robinhood compared to other …
Why "Mixture of Experts" architecture is the ultimate bull case for memory demand
Wall Street is completely sleeping on how the latest shift in AI architecture is skewing the memory-to-compute ratio heavily in favor of RAM. Everyone thinks AI is all about Nvidia GPUs and pure math power, but the newest models are being built using an architecture called Mixture of Experts (MoE). …
Investing and Trading Scam Reminder
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Is it worth it investing in non US markets?
Whats your tale on this? Im a non US investor: When US markets go up international markets go up less, when US markets go down, internal markets go down more, long term it doesnt seem to pay off. I'm a VT guy so far but within vt in the top …
CAT ripping to astronomical numbers on the AI story, anyone else think this is getting ahead of itself?
Been watching Caterpillar run hard the last few months and wanted to get some other eyes on this before I size up a position. Stock's at $1,050 now, up something like 50%+ this year. The whole move is being driven by the idea that CAT isn't really a cyclical machinery …
would a llm project that gives you a whole idea about the current stock and its current earnings, if it is bullish or not, be helpful?
i am thinking of using my llm capabilities to use llms or ai in general to make a helpful assistant/s, to get more info about a certain stock or stocks, like when you type a stock name, it gives you some info about it, its earning files like 8k,10 and …
Daily General Discussion and Advice Thread - July 01, 2026
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