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Reddit by clitcommander_ February 27, 2026

Investing For Toddler Question

My son just turned a year old. I’ve been investing in FXAIX for him for the last 8 months. The goal is to ensure he is a multi millionaire by the time he’s eligible to retire later in life. Is there something better I should be doing for him ? …

Reddit by Training-Rip6463 February 27, 2026

All bets are off in next 5 years

Most white collar jobs (anywhere from 20%-90%) will lose their economic value in next 5 years due to AI agents and automation. This will cause biggest economic and social upheaval in the history of humanity. We will probably end up in a AI powered serfdom. Civils wars, starvation, unemployment, stock …

Reddit by Geicocaveman4u February 27, 2026

Is copper, the new silver????

Has anyone else been stacking copper? I stacked silver up until it went over $30 an oz, and now while copper seems to be kicking butt, I bought 4000 oz's (rounds and bars at between $2 and $2.5 an ounce) and I am wondering if this is a smart move. …

Reddit by Possible-Shoulder940 February 26, 2026

CoreWeave Shares Slide After Heavy Spending Alarms Investors

CoreWeave Inc. fell as much as 13% in late trading after reporting a bigger-than-expected loss and boosting capital expenditures, spurring concerns about the company overspending on infrastructure. The loss widened to 89 cents a share in the fourth quarter, the company said in [a statement](https://www.bloomberg.com/news/terminal/TB33ZO6Z785C) Thursday. Analysts had estimated about …

Reddit by FactorFair3363 February 26, 2026

17 and investing in a taxable brokerage instead of Roth IRA am I missing something?

I know Roth IRAs are usually recommended, but I’m intentionally using a taxable brokerage. I want access to dividends and growth in my 20s and 30s, not money locked away until retirement. A taxable account gives me flexibility and the ability to use the funds if I ever want early …

Reddit by Specialist_Hawk_5604 February 26, 2026

Dollar Dominance Continues - PPI Could Be the Catalyst

When US economic data comes out in favor of the dollar, could mean trump wasn't bluffing when he said dollar looks great . I was expecting the Unemployment data printing higher than the forecast, because of the whole crazy thing going on but looks like it beat to my expectation …

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Reddit by Potential-Bird-5826 February 26, 2026

Has the US Federal reserve really printed 400Billion? Trying to understand the H.4.1. documents on the Fed reserve website

Hello there, I was forwarded a video a few hours ago from a channel called 'Reporting Ledger and Mark of Ledger' (link, [https://youtu.be/QaCQspLc5A8](https://youtu.be/QaCQspLc5A8) ) claiming that the US Federal Reserve has quietly added 400Billion USD to it's balance sheet in 'the last few weeks' in a move reminiscent of the …

Reddit by Standard-Astronaut-7 February 26, 2026

Why higher borrow costs could be pushing investors out of tech

Tech volatility isn’t just about bigger price swings anymore. It’s starting to impact borrow costs in a real way, and that changes how funds hedge, short, and manage exposure. When borrowing shares becomes more expensive, positioning shifts. That can quietly drive sector rotation without people fully realizing what’s happening under …

Reddit by adrgrou February 26, 2026

NASDAQ already warned RIME once. That risk is not gone.

People talk about upside catalysts. Almost nobody talks about compliance risk. RIME received a NASDAQ compliance notice on Nov 28, 2025. That is not a rumor. That is an official exchange warning. These notices typically relate to minimum bid price, market cap thresholds, or other listing requirements. Fast forward to …

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Reddit by batukaming February 26, 2026

Netherlands Forced to Rethink 36% Tax on Unrealized Gains after Massive Criticism

Following the \[news\](https://bfmtimes.com/netherlands-to-rethink-36-tax-on-unrealized-gains/) of the recently approved bill with 36% tax on unrealized capital gains tax in Netherlands, citizens all over Europe and internet massively critized the decision. Example: If you invest $50k in stocks and they grow up to $100k in value next year, you will owe the government …