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Reddit by goldstarflag February 20, 2026

From 'buy America' to 'bye America', Wall Street exodus gathers pace

[https://www.reuters.com/business/buy-america-bye-america-wall-street-exodus-gathers-pace-2026-02-20/](https://www.reuters.com/business/buy-america-bye-america-wall-street-exodus-gathers-pace-2026-02-20/) U.S. investors are pulling money out of their own stock market at the fastest pace in at least 16 years as Big Tech returns fade and better-performing overseas markets look more attractive. The shift comes despite a weakening of the dollar against other currencies, which makes buying overseas assets …

Reddit by Lumpy_Attempt_6280 February 20, 2026

EU AI Act 2026: Why Big Tech Investors should watch the August deadline.

I’ve been analyzing the 2026 financial landscape, and the EU AI Act is becoming a major factor for tech stocks. Most people think it's just about 'rules', but the compliance costs are projected to hit $40 billion. Quick Breakdown: Microsoft: Taking a 'compliance-first' approach to win EU enterprise trust. NVIDIA: …

buy Score: -1.00 View Prediction
Reddit by butterflyuniverse77 February 20, 2026

VTI or VT?? (70% VTI - USA and 30% VT - International)?

Hello all I am looking to invest some money. I already have quite a big portion in Fidelity target date investor mutual fund 2040 (expense ration .12%, FBIFX). I am 48 years old, currently unemployed and trying to grow my money. I already have a tiny portion in SPYM which …

Reddit by FrostyAd4457 February 20, 2026

Market conditions heading into late Feb - what are you watching?

With several major macro data releases and earnings on the horizon, I’m curious what the investing community is focusing on right now. Some broad themes that feel relevant: * Central bank policy expectations and real yields versus equity valuations * Sector rotation signals (growth vs value) * Earnings guidance trends …

Reddit by Super_Actuator2584 February 20, 2026

The "Meh" Case For Microsoft

I've seen a lot of comments lately about how MSFT is one of the most obvious buys in the market at sub-400 levels. I've been following MSFT pretty closely for years, having bought shares when it was $70 in the summer of 2017 and holding them until exiting the position …

hold Score: 0.67 View Prediction
Reddit by TradingMomentum February 20, 2026

Some Institutional Insight about today's price action and expectation for next week

Been seeing a bunch of posts about today's volatility so I want to provide some insight from an institutional trading desk what's going on. 1st let zoom out that we've really been trading range bound for a while now on the SPX and more less been holding CTAs price levels …

Reddit by goodpointbadpoint February 20, 2026

Why did market not move as big as it did when tariffs were imposed ?

Generally, if something is anticipated, market prices it before the news comes out. This was a surprise news. (or wasn't it ? why ?) But market is almost literally flat. Quite an opposite reaction to what happened when tariffs were declared/imposed. Why is that ? What's your theory ?

Reddit by Gameboy112233 February 20, 2026

Trump attacks Supreme Court, says he's imposing 10% 'global tariff'

The Supreme Court scrambled the US trade landscape Friday when it struck down the centerpiece of President Trump’s second-term tariff program, ruling 6-3 that his sweeping blanket tariffs are illegal. The ruling came just over one year into Trump’s second term and after skeptical questioning from key justices during oral …

Reddit by Dry_Entertainer_6727 February 20, 2026

Fundamentals vs Trend Check (Mega Caps)

I screened for large/liquid US names with Buy/Strong Buy analyst consensus and reasonable valuation (P/E ≤ \~35), then sanity-checked fundamentals (growth + margins + balance sheet) and trend (RSI, MACD, and where price sits vs 20/50/200-day moving averages). Here are 10 strong fundamental companies and their short term (few weeks)/long …

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Reddit by i_owe_them13 February 20, 2026

Weird market today given the tariff news

SCOTUS ruled Trump’s tariffs were illegal, but the market didn't move as *enthusiastically* as it had when the tariffs were being implemented or even when it was announced some weeks ago that SCOTUS was keen on shooting them down. Obviously, sentiment is the sum of a multitude of factors, but …