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Reddit by greyenlightenment March 30, 2026

Why are SNDK and MU up so much the past 9 months?

I have read that it has to do with "datacenter memory usage" and rising NAND memory prices and shortages due to huge demand. But the AI/datacenter 'boom' began in earnest in 2023-2024 with the rise of hat GPR, Claude , and Gemini. NVDA stock surged from $10 to $160 in …

Reddit by 1stplacelastrunnerup March 30, 2026

Stock tokenization is not coming. It is already here. And most people have no idea.

Tokenized stocks are live right now. You can already buy tokenized versions of Apple, Tesla, and Amazon on crypto platforms. 24/7. No broker. No clearinghouse. Instant settlement. The U.S. still runs on T+1 settlement, meaning you buy a stock Monday and you do not own it until Tuesday. You cannot …

Reddit by BigFuckingGainz March 30, 2026

Markets are pricing in the possibility of a hike but the FED won’t do it.

And if they did, it would be a policy error that they would have to reverse course on anyway. Until the straight of Hormuz is opened and oil comes down, there is literally nothing the fed can do. Hiking into an exogenous supply shock isn’t going to bring down the …

Reddit by bloggerklik March 30, 2026

Where can I track BofA / JPM / GS index targets (S&P 500, Gold) in one place?

Hi everyone, I’m looking for a platform or tool that aggregates **major financial institutions’ forecasts (like BofA, JPMorgan, Goldman, etc.) in a single, regularly updated table**, specifically for **macro/index-level targets** not individual stocks. For example, something like: S&P 500 BofA | 7,000 JPMorgan | 7,100 Gold BofA | 6,000 JPMorgan …

Reddit by Blkpwrlftr2 March 30, 2026

How do you invest well and enjoy yourself what is your balance?

Hey guys I’m curious how everyone’s investing/life balance is? People always say you wish you would’ve invested more in the future. I (24M) invest a lot in my personal opinion close to $1000 a month in 401K/Roth 401k. I try to max my Roth IRA, and I contribute to my …

Reddit by TheyLuvInvader March 30, 2026

VCX it happens to the best of us

I initially bought into VCX at low pulled out when it hit 132 came back saw it hit 250 was thinking no way it’ll go higher it did so I decided to invest safe to say I have a lot of work to to do to gain back what I …

Reddit by BizSib March 30, 2026

Is DVLT quietly positioning itself inside the core of the tokenized market shift?

Trying to connect a few dots here and curious what others think. We’ve been hearing a lot about tokenization lately, but now it feels like things are actually moving. The SEC has already approved NASDAQ’s proposal for tokenized securities. NYSE is also working on tokenization initiatives. So this is no …

buy Score: -1.00 View Prediction
Reddit by rambilly March 30, 2026

Irrational exuberance once again

The market is drastically overpriced. Seems to me none of the automated trading systems can deal with negative pressures. I wonder what it will take besides increasing inflation, declining employment, increased debt loads, private lending squeeze, AI investments that will never pay off enough, and a multinational war to make …

target $4,233.25 View Prediction
Reddit by joe4942 March 30, 2026

Nasdaq Speeds Up Index Entry for SpaceX, Large IPOs With New Rule

> Nasdaq Inc. will enact a rule change designed to slash the time it takes for newly listed, large-cap companies to enter its main index, a move that will give shares of behemoths like SpaceX a faster route into funds that are pegged to the benchmark. > Initial public offerings …

Reddit by ThinkBigger01 March 30, 2026

German CPI inflation jumped to 2.7% in March!

[https://www.fxstreet.com/news/germany-annual-cpi-inflation-jumps-to-27-in-march-202603301217](https://www.fxstreet.com/news/germany-annual-cpi-inflation-jumps-to-27-in-march-202603301217) "Annual inflation in Germany, as measured by the change in the Consumer Price Index (CPI), climbed to **2.7%** in March from 1.9% in February, Germany's Destatis reported on Monday. On a **monthly** basis the CPI rose by **1.1%.**" So these are the first inflation numbers we're getting for the …