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Reddit by Spiritual_Plum581 September 7, 2026

BE rose ~20% before its S&P 500 inclusion was confirmed. What does history suggest happens next?

BE rose about 20% in the five trading days before its S&P 500 inclusion was confirmed, then another 5.4% after the announcement. I looked at 63 historical S&P 500 additions. The median announcement reaction was about 1.6%, and names that had already run up significantly before confirmation tended to see …

Reddit by Cocktail_Guru September 7, 2026

Sell home and invest cash into S&P while renting or live in home and sell later on?

27 yo married couple no kids living in MA. Dad just gave me his house which is probably able to sell for about 600-800k or potentially more. No mortgage. Debating on moving in and just living there, or investing the proceeds while continuing to rent. We have been paying 2800 …

Reddit by AutoModerator September 7, 2026

Daily General Discussion and Advice Thread - September 07, 2026

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Reddit by cheehongtart September 7, 2026

Aehr Test Systems (AEHR), Keysight Technologies (KEYS) and Teradyne (TER), which one is a better equipment test company?

Would like to hear industry experts advise as I am from another totally different field and background. To me, all 3 are making money off contracts to test semiconductor, but after loads of reading, I still can't spot the difference between the 3 or the subtle nuances

Reddit by Repulsive-War-2823 September 7, 2026

Lost money trading before I realized that I'm actually an investor

I did day trading for about a year. While i had green days, I came to the realization that I was bad at it. The slow days made me impatient. And the fast ones. Well, they got me emotional. it took me some time, but i notice the every time …

Reddit by lies_are_comforting September 6, 2026

LULU buy rating and $169 PT vs sell rating and $44 PT

The first by CFRA, the latter by BNP Paribas. Pretty crazy how far apart they are. Basically one is saying the company will recover and the other that it will go broke. I might become an analyst too and just say random things. CFRA: The brand is temporarily broken, but …

Reddit by Competitive-Kick-436 September 6, 2026

Will the use of AI by investors “compres the spring" of the market cycle and improve broad market fund returns?

What got me into broad market funds is if you zoom out on the total market, you’ll see it’s a series of peaks, lows, and valleys that trends upward over time. Now, with everyone from Wall Street down to individuals at home using AI to help them price the market, …

Reddit by simulate September 6, 2026

Here is a list of inflation, stagflation, and declining dollar hedges

I'm compiling a list of potential US stagflation, inflation, and weakening dollar hedges, with notes on why each would help protect against inflation. This is an incomplete list, and the example investments are starter ideas and focused on ETFs. Are there others you would add to this list? |Investment|Example Investments|Notes| …

Reddit by animousie September 6, 2026

Looking for additional perspective on QXO

My understanding is the risk here is just surrounding if Brad can pull off the task of successfully combining all these companies esp. Top Build and realize the efficiencies in all those sweet, sweet synergies. Sounds like given his track record he’s kinda the best man for the job and …

Reddit by AutoModerator September 6, 2026

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