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Reddit by phil28376 March 2, 2026

Should I change my portfolio?

# 🧾 Roth IRA * 50% Schwab SWPPX (U.S. S&P 500) * 20% Vanguard VEA (Intl Developed) * 10% iShares EMXC (Emerging ex-China) * 10% Avantis Investors AVUV (U.S. Small Value) * 10% Avantis Investors AVDV (Intl Small Value) # 🧾 Brokerage * 80% Schwab SCHB (Total U.S.) * 20% …

Reddit by Enough-Judgment6671 March 2, 2026

First $1,000 into individual Roth IRA Fidelity

Moved over the $1000 in my Fidelity professionally managed Roth IRA account into a individual Roth IRA account at Fidelity. I want to take more initiative in where my money is being invested and I'm interested in what are some good options to invest your first $1K into? The main …

Reddit by fullofuselessthought March 2, 2026

33 (F) finally trying to figure out how these shares my parents were custodians on work.

So, I have a handful of different shares that my parents got for me and I’m finally trying to make it easier for me to manage. Before I would just wait for the tax documents and check the statements and be done with. But I don’t live with them any …

Reddit by nomanfakename March 2, 2026

Question On 30k In Savings

Title. I have around 30 grand & I want to put It Into something that’s guaranteed to grow. What should I do. I have no job no skills but I have 30 grand saved. I also have zero debt & live with my parents. Im not exactly asking for financial …

Reddit by spuro123 March 2, 2026

How, what, and where to buy physical gold?

I've been thinking about adding a small gold allocation to my portfolio, maybe 2-5% as a hedge. I use Robinhood and Fidelity for everything else and the experience is pretty seamless. But when I started looking into physical gold (bars, coins), feels unclear where to buy and the websites seem …

Reddit by batukaming March 2, 2026

Americans thinking of moving to Europe? Here's some things you should know about stocks and taxes.

Many people have been thinking about moving to Europe permanently from the US recently according to some news and discussions. I'd figure that I can share some useful information on financial and tax side here for someone that lives in Netherlands. EU is a mix of socialist/capitalist at it's core …

Reddit by ilurb March 2, 2026

Public.com trading limitations are strange.

I recently signed up for [Public.com](http://Public.com) because of the agentic trading feature they are promoting for an upcoming launch, but I'm finding their standard trading platform to have some unusual trading limitations: 1. The system lacks a "stop-limit" order type, which is standard with any major brokerage. It is very …

Reddit by OneTwoThreePooAndPee March 2, 2026

The SpaceX IPO means index funds will be legally required to hand Elon Musk your retirement money. Passive investing needs more scrutiny.

SpaceX is targeting up to a 1.75 trillion dollar IPO valuation, larger than 95% of current S&P 500 companies before it's even public, and the moment it lists and hits inclusion criteria it becomes a top-10 S&P constituent by market cap, possibly top-5 depending on opening price action. Every index …

Reddit by Useful_Tangerine4340 March 2, 2026

Big Short's Michael Burry Says Pentagon's Claude Phaseout Shows Government Can't Rely on Palantir Alone

[https://www.ibtimes.co.uk/anthropics-claude-ai-tops-us-app-downloads-1782503](https://www.ibtimes.co.uk/anthropics-claude-ai-tops-us-app-downloads-1782503) Anthropic's Claude AI secured the top position in US app downloads over the weekend, surpassing rivals like OpenAI's ChatGPT, after the Pentagon blacklisted the AI research and safety company for refusing to ease safeguards for military use of its AI model. The US government uses AI technology like Claude …

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Reddit by Guy_PCS March 2, 2026

Nasdaq Composite and other major U.S. indexes have shown resilience, turning positive in trading

Recovering from significant early-day losses caused by geopolitical tensions in the Middle East. Investors are actively "buying the dip", with technology stocks and strength in AI-related infrastructure driving the recovery, despite high volatility. * **Turnaround:** The Nasdaq, which was down by 1.6% early in the session, managed to reverse its …