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Atlassian stock, oversold?
Right now at 70 USD, down 55% YTD, -75% 1Y. Same price as july 2018. Excluding like 40% inflation since then if not more. And USD being lower compared to many currencies (should actually give them more value). Am I missing why? This whole bear case is completely relying on …
The state of things, as of now
>Smeaton, the co-founder of a UK costumes company which exports around 60% of its products to the US, told the BBC it had been a rollercoaster year. >On the day that Trump announced the IEEPA tariffs last April, the tariffs on his products went from zero to 30%. Afterwards, they …
Exploring diversification, what alternatives do you use outside EFTs?
I've been building my portfolio mainly around EFTs and index funds because they're simple and reliable. But lately I've been thinking about how to diversify further, especially during periods when growth feels flat. I've read about different approaches some investors lean on REITs, others add bonds or commodities, and some …
Time is An Invaluable Asset
to truly understand the magnitude of losing just one hour, you have to stop looking at time as a clock on your wall and start looking at it as the literal fabric of your existence. When you waste an hour, the loss is not just 60 minutes. The loss is …
Breaking Through Financial Freedom
I've been running the Wheel for several months now, and while it's not glamorous or get-rich-quick, it has quietly become one of the most reliable ways I generate consistent income from options without constantly guessing market direction. I focus on premiums only never saw price of stock or wanted to …
Is it just me, or is r/investing is being flooded by LLM-generated content?
Has anyone else noticed that r/investing feels completely different over the past few months? I’m not trying to start a witch hunt, but the front page lately has a ton of posts read like they were run through the same template. Super polished. Perfect structure. The same cadence. Bullet points. …
Stocks Drop as Traders Digest the Reality of Trump’s Potential Tariff Plans
Markets opened lower today as investors began to realize that new U.S. tariffs could be far more complex and punitive than initially expected. After Trump signaled increases from 10% to 15%, analysts started factoring in a patchwork of Section 122, 301, and 232 measures that could target everything from automobiles …
Microsoft at 386? How is this possible?
The company is still very healthy and it makes money. Most definitely in a better state than 2023 when it was around that level. I bought in more but I'm getting kinda scared. At some point, some company will try to buy out Microsoft because it makes more profit than …
Cocoa prices crashed -62% in a year to ~$3,130/MT – Is this a buying opportunity for chocolate stocks (HSY, MDLZ, etc.) or still too risky?
Last year, cocoa futures were exploding past $12,000/ton, and I was seriously considering getting exposure (maybe via futures or related stocks), but the setup felt complicated for a retail guy like me no easy access without a full commodities broker. I backed off. Fast-forward to now: the May 2026 ICE …
EV Battery Recalls Keep Coming Volvo’s Turn in the Spotlight
Battery recalls have become an uncomfortable theme in the EV transition, and now Volvo is facing its own version of that challenge. More than 40,000 EX30 SUVs are affected globally, with owners advised to cap charging at 70% and, in some regions, park away from buildings. That’s a hard sell …