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Reddit by VurriK March 6, 2026

I have been going back and forth on this for a while and I want to know what people here think.

I am 23. Full equity portfolio right now, basically 100% VWCE. No bonds. The standard advice for my age is that I have enough time to ride out any crash so bonds are not worth the lower return. But interest rates are still relatively high compared to the last decade. …

Reddit by mihid March 6, 2026

Wix is not getting disrupted by AI any time soon

wix's price has been going down since early 2025 mainly because of the AI threat (why would you use a web builder if Lovable can build your website with a prompt). I've never believed in this narrative because even though AI can help you with building it, many builders do …

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Reddit by iRightThings March 6, 2026

Political Insider Trading Ban

The whole premise of my newsletter is to educate new investors to stock market moves and to do what I can to highlight potential advantages. I find it funny congress is proposing to eliminate their money making advantage with the Stop Insider Trading Act (HR 7008). The bill is moving …

Reddit by Fwhometeam March 6, 2026

What are your favorite RNG/Biofuel plays given the crazy diesel prices?

I’m certain the industry is getting significant tailwinds given the macro economics just curious if anyone has any interesting plays. My favorite is Opal Fuels Background on CNG/RNG for transportation, 18-wheeler fleets are hard to electrify because of the downtime for charging, lack of power/torque, and lack of grid energy …

Reddit by EveryPassage March 6, 2026

US lost 92k jobs in February

[BLS](https://www.bls.gov/news.release/empsit.a.htm) Household survey was also poor with 185k less employed people and participation rate falling to 62.0%, worst in decades (outside the pandemic). Not great timing with the spike in energy prices. Still remain fully invested, but ensure your asset allocation properly represents your risk tolerance. Also this is probably …

Reddit by SprinklesMany2038 March 6, 2026

Dividend question in taxable, drip vs rebalance

Should I continue to drip for all my etfs and mutual funds or use dividend payout to rebalance. My thoughts were since dividend payouts cause the fund to drop in price to reflect the payout, its smart to drip reinvest at the lower price. New capital currently used to rebalance …

Reddit by Life_Eye_5457 March 6, 2026

Taxes in investing, it is Tax time.

Last year 2024 I had a gain of $35,000 from a sale of a stock, from rebalancing. This erased a $3000 refund and I had to pay $3500 instead. This tax year 2025 I had a gain of 9000 dollars from Dividends in a stock index fund. I will pay …

Reddit by NegativeAlphaLLC March 6, 2026

US Jet Fuel Hit $173/BBL - Are Airline Bankruptcies Coming?

I came across this Argus news release below and was pretty surprised to see how expensive jet fuel has become. Most of the headline news I had seen discussed oil hitting $80/bbl which is not too unusual. Seeing jet fuel this expensive was pretty surprising which made me wonder if …

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Reddit by Possible-Shoulder940 March 6, 2026

Qatar warns war will force Gulf to stop energy exports ‘within days’

[https://www.ft.com/content/be122b17-e667-478d-be19-89d605e978ea](https://www.ft.com/content/be122b17-e667-478d-be19-89d605e978ea) Qatar’s energy minister has warned that war in the Middle East could “bring down the economies of the world”, predicting that all Gulf energy exporters would shut down production within days and drive oil to $150 a barrel. Saad al-Kaabi told the FT that even if the war ended …

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Reddit by JonOwn1805 March 6, 2026

DCA strategy in irrational turbulent markets ?

What type of DCA strategy would be more efficient in this type of market. It often happens after you buy on DCA, that the market / or that stock you bought it dips nicely, and you don't have any more money to buy more. Of course on the long run …