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Reddit by Pacifian_Seaman March 2, 2026

Most underrated and least mentioned brokerages?

I know a lot of people when they suggest brokerages put out the big three (Fidelity, Schwab, Vanguard) and sometimes might suggest Merrill for their preferred rewards program or Robinhood for the Robinhood gold card, but are there any other brokerages that aren't often mentioned they might even be better …

Reddit by failed_engineer_mx March 2, 2026

financial questions about the 70s

I always hear about inflation from the 70s being double digit until they raised interest rates to 20%. How did people invest to stay ahead of that? I understand pensions were a thing and the average joe really didnt invest until the computer age, what financial instruments kept pensions afloat …

Reddit by SerMumble March 1, 2026

Do you see a lot of bots giving financial advice?

There are definitely some real users here and there but do other people also see a plague of bot accounts that speak weird and push unusual agendas? Maybe I am overreacting but one account was fixated on pushing that 60 was mid life with AI generated explanation and imbedded links …

Reddit by Emotional_Ladder3460 March 1, 2026

How many of you go through financial statements of companies you are looking to invest in?

Curious how people approach this in general, and that's what sparked my post here. Do you read through 10-Ks and quarterly reports before pulling the trigger, or do you mostly go off news, gut feeling, and general sentiment? And if you do read them, do you find it straightforward or …

Reddit by Lumpy_Attempt_6280 March 1, 2026

Is $100 Oil actually a 1970s-style threat, or is the "US Energy Shield" making us over-react?

I’ve been seeing a lot of headlines lately about the Strait of Hormuz and a potential spike to $100 oil. Naturally, everyone is jumping straight to 1973 comparisons, talking about stagflation and a total market crash. But looking at the actual macro data, it feels like 2026 is a completely …

Reddit by Full-Mouse8971 March 1, 2026

Early IRA withdraw of frozen untradeable russian stocks

I had some Russian stock that was frozen by the US in my US brokerage account. Since it was frozen the stock price has been frozen for like 3 years and untradeable. I was able to transfer this stock out of the IRA overseas to a foreign broker where it …

Reddit by Appropriate-Apple838 March 1, 2026

50,000 Cash Holding / Monday

So I’m hoping any sort of good global ETF goes down so I can buy in. Currently scoping out VWRP, not 100% sure though. My plan before this weekend was 90% Global ETF, 10% Gold but I’m hesitant on gold as it’s already priced in from 24:7 Trading no? If …

Reddit by JonOwn1805 March 1, 2026

Which breakthrough technologies could literally change the world as we know it?

And I mean in a good way. Like cancers and rare/autoimmune disease cures, cleaner energy and industries, healthy food, living longer and healthy, lowering the polution on the Earth, maybe discovering new ways(physics laws) to achieve interstellar travel , nuclear fusion, things like these.

Reddit by Leveraged_Lots March 1, 2026

Leveraged long, All-in on oil, what the f#ck do I do now?

TLDR: I'm leveraged to the tits on oil shitcos, what do I do tomorrow??? As the title suggests, my question is pretty simple, for the majority of last year and all of this year, my portfolio has been leveraged long on basically nothing but oilfield services and E&P companies. So …

Reddit by PlayfulBlackberry0 March 1, 2026

Is FTSE more trustworthy than USA indexes such as NASDAQ and S&P now?

Unpredictable decisions of Trump made me lose my trust for the USA indexes. Considering how FTSE is outperformed S&P for the last year is making me think that there may be a shift in power. I’m looking for a safe index that is consistent with low volatility for leverage investing …