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Reddit by Vig_Newtons February 9, 2026

Does Auto investing give you worse bid prices?

I’ve been using Etrade for a number of years. I appreciate its ease and the fact it doesn’t look like a financial casino app. However I’ve noticed in their auto investing, the bid prices I get on the fractional shares of ETFs every week are off. It seems to be …

Reddit by Psychological_Put161 February 9, 2026

Are these resources good or should i avoid them?

[https://x.com/gregoryblotnick/status/2001641818216137089](https://x.com/gregoryblotnick/status/2001641818216137089) Hi everybody. I'm quite new to this world and I found these resources on Twitter. I know this guy has a shady history that has already been thorougly explained on Reddit. I wanted an opinion on these posts to know if they can be used as learning resources or …

Reddit by Useful_Tangerine4340 February 9, 2026

Goldman Sachs Says Nvidia to Post a Q4 Revenue Beat of $2B, but Stock Price Hinges on 2027 Guidance

[https://www.ibtimes.co.uk/goldman-sachs-says-nvidia-post-q4-revenue-beat-2b-stock-price-hinges-2027-guidance-1777513](https://www.ibtimes.co.uk/goldman-sachs-says-nvidia-post-q4-revenue-beat-2b-stock-price-hinges-2027-guidance-1777513) AI giant Nvidia is set to announce its Q4 results on Feb. 25, and Goldman Sachs believes the chipmaker will deliver a $2 billion revenue surprise to post a quarterly revenue of $67.3 billion. 'We expect Nvidia to deliver a \~$2bn revenue beat in 4Q, and we stand 8% …

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Reddit by nostatic1 February 9, 2026

Pay off my mortgage, or continue to invest?

I know this question has been asked a lot, but after doing the math, I'm still not sure what's the makes the most sense. I have a 30-year mortgage @ 5.5%. There's about seven years remaining on the loan. Even though the amount I pay monthly as interest has gone …

Reddit by Outrageous-Baker5834 February 9, 2026

Alphabet looks to raise about $15 billion from US bond sale, Bloomberg News reports

Alphabet is reportedly seeking to raise approximately $1.5 billion through a U.S. bond sale. This move is considered strategic despite the company's large cash reserves, potentially aimed at utilizing specific interest rate conditions or managing capital allocation without repatriating offshore funds. The raised funds are expected to be used for …

Reddit by Available_Log_5364 February 9, 2026

Advice about investing. Books, videos, podcasts, strategies.

Hey guys, I have some investments in S&P500 and QQQ and also some stocks (Novo Nordisk and Sellas Life sciences). The stocks I choose based on some study I did on the companies and also comments I found here on Reddit. Now my girlfriend wants to start to invest and …

Reddit by wk8x February 9, 2026

Pandora (CPH:PNDORA) going plated is brand destruction. Silver downgrade kills pricing power. Bear case + puts thesisPandora (CPH:PNDORA) going plated is brand destruction. Silver downgrade kills pricing power. Bear case + puts thesis

Pandora’s recent decision to pivot away from sterling silver and toward platinum-plated jewellery (over their proprietary “Ever-shine” base alloy) is being framed as a smart response to the surge in silver prices. In reality, I think it is one of the worst strategic decisions I have seen from a mass-market …

Reddit by picklikewarren February 9, 2026

What actually helped you become a better long term investor

There is a lot of advice about investing. Books, videos, podcasts, strategies. Most of it sounds convincing, and much of it conflicts. Looking back, I realize very little of that actually changed my behavior. What helped most were small, practical shifts. Slowing down. Focusing on fewer companies. Accepting that I …

Reddit by DependentCheck992 February 9, 2026

Do you sell or hold company RSUs?

I work at a big tech company and have discussed this with coworkers and most of them seem to be of the opinion of holding their RSUs forever. I wanted to hear from the people here though, what do you do with company RSUs? I feel it is too risky …

Reddit by MrSimpleton26 February 9, 2026

What’s an appropriate amount to invest?

I’m a 24 year old earning about 80K a year, I max out my Roth and HSA, and then contribute about 7% of my income to my 401k with an additional 3% match added by my employer. Based on my calculations I contribute about 22% of my gross income but …