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Reddit by TDn6I February 18, 2026

How old are you and what is your current investment mix?

I am 38 and have been very fortunate the last few years with big bets in the market and large windfalls through my company being acquired. I have previously been invested solely in the US but am starting to think more about diversifying my money into more international, bonds, and …

Reddit by Casino_Alien95 February 18, 2026

Could the price of copper rise?

Recently I’ve been doing a lot of analysis on AI infrastructure portfolios and stocks, the main consensus is obviously put money into NVDA, MSFT, AMZN, etc. while I agree on a lot of those building blocks for ai like cloud, semiconductors etc, I think people are overlooking the basics, such …

Reddit by bubugugu February 18, 2026

Is there a way to find out the majority owners of a stock?

I keep hearing a lot of big corp stocks are owned by institutional investors like fidelity, Vanguard, BlackRock, etc. Is there a way to check this? Do I go into these investor holdings and check the amount of the stocks they own VS the floating amount in the market?

Reddit by RubAlarming3563 February 18, 2026

Wealth advisor having a meltdown

Hello, I went to cash out an old group RRSP that’s been accumulating for a few years, substantially underperforming the overall market. They needed my physical signature. Weird. As I was signing the forms, the wealth advisor asked me what the money is for, I simply told him the truth. …

Reddit by xuhu55 February 18, 2026

Do brokers crack down on brokerage churning?

Do brokers crack down on brokerage bonus churning in the same way banks crack down on credit churning and bank account bonus churning? I'm thinking of always moving my money between brokers to keep getting bonuses but I want to know if that stuff gets tracked or not.

Reddit by Woodpecker5987 February 18, 2026

FSLY +91% in February: The Earnings Blowout Signals AI Tailwinds – But Is It Sustainable?

Fastly (FSLY) just delivered a monster Q4 2025 earnings report on February 11, with revenue hitting $172.6M (up 23% YoY and beating consensus by \~$11M), non-GAAP net income flipping to positive $20.1M (from a loss last year), and full-year 2026 guidance at $700-720M revenue (14% midpoint growth, well above Wall …

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Reddit by run_am0k February 18, 2026

Simple wash sale & disallowed question

If I sell something at a loss and immediately buy back in, I can’t deduct those losses from my gains…okay got it. When I bought back in, and my cost basis is adjusted higher (to account for the previous disallowed loss), can’t I just ultimately sell these new shares at …

Reddit by Vegetable_Mango3236 February 18, 2026

Rollover IRA contribution - reinvested

For the annual contribution of $7500 for an IRA I have two questions . 1) if the contribution is invested into stocks, funds etc.. how does this get reported on taxes for reducing tax able income? This is a stand alone IRA not through an employer so it’s tracked manually? …

Reddit by Coinvera February 18, 2026

MSTR is down $5.7B on paper and they just bought MORE.

MSTR is down $5.7B on paper and they just bought MORE. Here is why the "Saylor is underwater" meme is a trap. Everyone on my feed is laughing at the "Strategy Inc" (MSTR) balance sheet right now, but most people are completely missing the macro play. The Latest Move: Last …

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Reddit by andix3 February 18, 2026

Why did Buffet sold Amazon shares and bought NYT shares?

Hey guys, Recently read that [Buffet sold 75% of his AMZN holdings](https://blocknow.com/buffett-sells-75-amazon-berkshire-buys-new-york-times-in-final-shift/) and afterwards bought 3% of NYT. Does this has to do with the fact that AMZN owns Washington Post? Is there a rule in the USA preventing someone to own a major share in two competing businesses?