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Bad advice coming from family
I work in public accounting on the audit side, but during my time of also studying for the CPA exams I have learned and researched tax laws and implications of such laws. I just found out from my mom, that her sister, who is about 64 is going to eventually …
Regular Vanguard S&P 500 vs Paris-Aligned S&P 500 ETF?
If you had to choose between a plain S&P 500 ETF and a Paris-Aligned Climate S&P 500 ETF for long-term investing, which would you pick and why? I’m trying to balance returns with being at least somewhat ethical, and I’m wondering if the climate-screened version is worth it or if …
How Are People Getting Exposure to Greenland Minerals Right Now?
been reading a lot about the push into greenland recently and wondering if anyone has found a good way to actually invest in it. between the tariffs on russian palladium and all the talk about arctic resources i feel like there has to be some kind of play here but …
Moving USCRX to SCHD, but cannot decide
I want to move my IRA (USCRX) because of its high expense ratio, and becase I don't think it's performing that well. But more I look more I get confused and cannot decide. Currently, I am thinking SCHD. Will it be safer option or am I missing something?
Signals for the week 3/16/2026
I built a personal intelligence agent that synthesizes information from multiple sources and creates leveraged trading ideas. It's an open source GitHub repo which gained a lot of traction over the weekend. You can setup it at your end - it auto-updates every 15 min. GitHub: [https://github.com/calesthio/Crucix](https://github.com/calesthio/Crucix) Here are the …
Do any of you use AI to analyze your investment portfolio?
I’ve been thinking about how people actually analyze their investment portfolios. Most people I know just check returns or maybe look at allocation, but I’m curious if anyone goes deeper than that. Do you use any tools to analyze things like risk, diversification, sector exposure, or historical decisions? Also wondering …
Any other companies like MSTR?
I’m trying to find companies that own assets that are valued higher than their current market cap. For example, MSTR owns 761,068 BTC which is valued today at $56 billion but their market cap is only $49 billion. Any other examples of companies that own more stuff than what the …
gold and commodities down? Why gold?
I guess I dont understand the elusive mojo for gold. Gold has gone down since the Iran war started and the dollar has gone up. Commodities have gone down. Why? I see the war as harmful. SO: I can understand commodities, because the war is reducing consumption. So copper ect …
Hypothetical - how to position investments for a global debt crisis?
Hypothetical because I'm mostly a passive index investor and will likely continue doing what I do either way. But I'm curious what opportunities, or simply safe havens, investors are considering during a sudden global unwinding of the insane levels of personal, private, institutional, and government debt. How would you want …
Looking deeper into $NRED and why small miners still attract attention
One of the things that keeps drawing investors toward the mining sector is the possibility of discovery. Unlike many industries where growth happens slowly and predictably, mining companies can experience dramatic changes when exploration work confirms new mineral resources. That idea is part of what made me look closer at …