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Reddit by Gemini_Wolf February 25, 2026

Why Consider Holding a Short Position on GOOG.

**Why Consider Holding a Short Position on GOOG:** * Ads drive 77% of revenue, but performance has become glitchy lately. * Many YouTube creators are leaving the platform at a rapid pace. * Google's cloud division is still losing money. * Major antitrust actions could be coming soon. * Short …

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Reddit by Practical-Ability186 February 25, 2026

Roth IRA investing details

Hey everyone. I’ve been steadily contributing to my Roth since I was 23 (currently 32). I have a little over 20k in it. Unfortunately nobody ever taught me about investing so 100% percent of it is just sitting in a money market fund. I now understand that I need to …

Reddit by OldAccess7504 February 25, 2026

Allocating my money towards investments or paying off debt

Not looking for financial advice just want to hear peoples opinions on what they would do I have a decent amount of fed student load debt (\~19k) and was wondering if my main focus should be paying that off as fas as possible to be debt free asap or take …

Reddit by Objective-Horse-4482 February 25, 2026

Lifeboats (ETF) in case of Chinese invasion of Taiwan

Hello, I just read about a possible Chinese invasion of Taiwan in 2027, so I'm wondering what that would do to the market. It would probably hit most tech companies, so the NASDAQ would probably be the worst hit. What ETFs would be lifeboats in this case? Maybe an ETF …

Reddit by bobby1128 February 25, 2026

Balancing tech concentration with alternatives worth it?

I'm in my mid-30s and my portfolio is pretty tech-heavy (GOOG, MSFT. META). I'm fine with volatility, but I keep wondering if this level of concentration is smart long-term or if I should trim and add more broad EFTs. To balance things out, I've experimented with platforms that give exposure …

Reddit by Popular_Outcome_2087 February 25, 2026

is DCA timing a reasonable thing?

It’s pretty trendy of my portfolio to have a few great days and then follow up with a day that isn’t so good. I do understand the “time in beats timing” thing but I feel that kinda refers to people who already have their lump sum. I have recurring investments …

Reddit by KernelSentinel February 25, 2026

Looking for investing tips and account comparison insights - Canada

I’m allocating capital across a TFSA, FHSA, and RRSP all held in a self-trading app (my bank). I want honest comparisons between this setup and using Wealthsimple. Performance, fees, ease of use, and tax implications matter. I’m focused on medium to long term trading and want to hear what instruments …

Reddit by nhymjunhyjuiknhymju February 25, 2026

When did you stop DIY investing and hire a financial advisor?

Quick question for folks who’ve been through this, when did you decide to stop DIY investing and bring in a financial advisor? I recently came into a bit of extra money (nothing huge, just enough that I don’t want to mess it up), and I’m trying to be smarter about …

Reddit by itsarmansheikh February 25, 2026

Global money supply just hit a record $144 Trillion. Is this the real driver behind the market melt-up?

The latest macro numbers are honestly staggering. According to recent data from The Kobeissi Letter, global broad money supply surged by $13.6 trillion YoY in December, hitting a record $144 trillion. Even crazier: since the 2020 pandemic alone, we’ve added $44 trillion to the system. ​Everyone keeps justifying high equity …

Reddit by Cozy__Meow February 25, 2026

......AI Or Dot-Com......

***With companies like NVIDIA, Microsoft and Alphabet investing heavily in AI infrastructure.. Do you think we are witnessing a sustainable technological shift or could this mirror the dot com era where expectations outpaced real profitability??.. And which ETFs you prefer more Board tech or Pure AI..*** # What metrics are …