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Reddit by General-Food9697 April 13, 2026

I just opened a Roth IRA at 27 is that too late?

I had been wanting to open up a Roth IRA account since I was in my early 20s, and had the money to do so, but I was always afraid of investing my money (still am). I finally bit the bullet at 27 and opened an account with Fidelity and …

Reddit by h4ppidais April 13, 2026

Brokerage question: buy/sell in bulk

I would like to buy and sell stock in bulk so that I can reduce getting my personal feeling involved. For example, I want to sell 5% of all my non-etfs stocks so that I can take some profit and buy a safer etf with it. This is pretty hard …

Reddit by Gftogod April 13, 2026

What if AI starts investing to fund its own overhead?

I know this will be met with deep criticism, but I had to ask. FYI. I’ve been working as an AI “Expert Trainer” for a handful of ”top labs” per my domain. I’ve noticed that there are a significant amount for financial analysts, investment strategists and the like alongside ML …

Reddit by Confident_Trainer113 April 13, 2026

I have 12k in my account to invest

I’m 21 years old and earn $50,000 annually. I have a car loan of $20,000 at an interest rate of 12.74%. I’m seeking relatively safe investment options to begin investing and eventually buy a house within the next 10 years. I was considering gold as an option but I’m not …

Reddit by Indian_Samar April 13, 2026

Warren Buffett & Charlie Munger Masterclass – Key Takeaways

(4-hour Berkshire Q&A compilation > $200k MBA) Core Investing Principles • Keep it simple: Buy great businesses at a discount to intrinsic value. Logic + courage beats high IQ. • Markets serve you, not instruct you – Ignore noise, fear, and crowd psychology. • You only need a few great …

Reddit by Caluso1 April 13, 2026

What instruments to use for leverage?

Hey there, I’m wondering, what kind of instruments or methods there are to get a leveraged exposure to assets. For example I want to leverage the S&P500 I know of futures and margins to achieve leverage. Are there any other instruments? What do pros or quants usually use? What are …

Reddit by Educational_Piano374 April 13, 2026

Want to build Cash-Cow after Cash-Cow

Hello community, I would like to build cash cows for myself. My goal is to create multiple small income streams. I would like each of these streams to generate at least €50. For me, it would also feel great to see this money coming in on a monthly basis, as …

Reddit by AirP12 April 13, 2026

How is the market not crashing?

\- Brent Crude oil is 40% higher compared to pre-war levels. \- Closed strait of Hormuz with no outlook on reopening anytime soon. \- Negotiations between US and Iran in Pakistan failed during the weekend. No outlook on reaching agreement anytime soon. \- Real risk of US invading Iran and …

Reddit by MoneySketchTV April 13, 2026

Energy Investing Over 20 Years: I simulated $20k in Traditional Oil (XLE), Clean Energy (ICLN), and Midstream Pipelines (AMLP). Here is the data.

Whenever there is a geopolitical conflict energy stocks experience a spike in retail volume. Many investors rush to buy the news cycle, which often leads to capital destruction when the cycle inevitably cools. I broke the sector down into three distinct strategies: the cyclical giants (traditional oil), the hype (clean …

Reddit by MaximumTimely9864 April 13, 2026

Do other app investors want live context during founder calls? i will not promote

I finance apps already doing $100k+ monthly revenue. On founder calls, I don’t need more note-taking tools. I need live context. What similar apps look like, what metrics usually matter in that category, what risks are easy to miss, and what questions I should ask next. Does this problem actually …