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Reddit by MrOptical February 28, 2026

Opportunities in the market now?

Right now my portfolio 20% cash and bonds. I'm trying to find value opportunities in the market but I'm having a hard time finding anything other than the software/SaaS sector, which I already invested in last week. I'm open to suggestions, it could be individual stocks or ETFs. I will …

Reddit by itscience_stupid February 28, 2026

Portfolio strategy for people at full retirement age

I have often heard it said that one must be conservative later in life. In order to hedge one's bets, the portfolio should include a diversified approach such as a mix of stocks especially value stock, bonds, and cash. The thought process is that a downturn can be weathered by …

Reddit by BunnyBunny777 February 28, 2026

Schwab - Full Paid Lending Program - Dividends

If my shares in a certain stock, which receives regular non-qualified dividends, are lent out on the Schwab fully paid lending program, will I still receive my dividends while the shares are loaned out? Just got notice that one of my larger positions was loaned out, but wondering if this …

Reddit by Alfredson-601 February 28, 2026

Burry statement comparing Nvidia and 2000 CSCO

The Michael Burry statement that Nvidia is followingg in the footsteps of CSCO in 2000 is not only a scare tactic but false. in March 2000 CSCO P/E ratio hovered in the 200 range while NVDA is now ranging in the high 30’s. The Nasdaq composite had a p/e of …

Reddit by Bossanova12345 February 28, 2026

Defensive Compounders for 2026

So basically, I think AI Capex, tariffs, the new Iran War, and inflation are going to drag down the NASDAQ and DOW and SP500 this year. So while I have most of my money in BogleHead type ETF, I do have a decent chunk I like to put into individual …

Reddit by Green_Sky2005 February 28, 2026

Dollar-Cost Averaging: Does It Actually Work?

Everyone is giving different opinions/advices on this front. Anyone actually has one solid answer for this question? Based on my research, most people tend to go with the dollar cost average approach, which makes sense. Buy with set amount every month for many years. But what if someone inherited large …

Reddit by Naive-Material-2370 February 28, 2026

Bootstrapped functional beverage startup (UK) SEIS/EIS approved, pre-revenue, looking for investment.

Hi everyone 👋 I’m Akshay, co-founder of a London-based functional beverage startup. We’re building NIKO a clean, targeted alternative to traditional energy drinks. We’re focused on everyday performance: sustained energy, cognitive support, and better ingredient transparency. We’ve developed three SKUs, each built around a specific function: What we’ve done so …

Reddit by Constant-Bridge3690 February 28, 2026

Best performing stocks year-to-date by market cap

# After two months, it seems like the market is rotating out of Mag 7 stocks. No industry is standing out and a lot of the best performing stocks seem to just be cycling off their 52 week lows. Large-Cap (>$100 billion) - GLW, +75.99% Mid-Cap ($10 - $100 billion) …

Reddit by wilson1400 February 28, 2026

Why is investing such a mystery to most people?

25M, work in construction, I’m the youngest on my crew by about 15 years. Any time I mention investing or stocks, everyone immediately thinks I’m a day trader or tells me I’m gambling. I pride myself on the Warren Buffet-style of investing. Mix of stable companies and index funds with …

Reddit by Romulus4Remus February 28, 2026

Invest in a home currency ETF or it's original listing?

I am looking to automate my investments and looking at fees and such. different ETF have different currencies depending on where they are listed. Specifically I am looking at VAPX, VEUR, and VFEM. I am in Switzerland and most are available as chf traded funds on six. however I noticed …