r/investing

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Reddit by Ledzeppelinbass February 7, 2026

Feel Behind At My Current Age

Currently, I have \~$47k invested between my IRA, and 401k (equivalent but also a Roth). Breakdown: Roth IRA: 100% FXIAX $16k Taxable: $5k 401k equivalent: $27k My monthly contributions and projections allow for: $1,000 (with match into Roth 401k equivalent) $450 into taxable account a month $625 for Roth IRA …

Reddit by Own-Character395 February 7, 2026

Bitcoin is a Tech Bro Consumer Confidence index, or why it crashed this week

​ My theory is that tech workers were the earliest Bitcoin adopters, most whales have some connection to tech, and meme trading is dominated by millennial tech workers: younger people with very high incomes and a desire to get rich. When software developers and other tech workers are getting big …

sell Score: 1.00 View Prediction
Reddit by ThirdOne38 February 7, 2026

What would happen if we had a 1929 style crash?

Let's say we had a stock market crash similar to 1929. What would happen? \- to a middle aged couple with about $200k in retirement, $300k mortgage, and two kids headed for college \- to a just-retired retiree with a paid off house and $1.5m in roth and IRAs at …

Reddit by Low-Summer260 February 7, 2026

30 years investing plan Q

Guys I’m living in EU , and I’m thinking to start investing long term. Now the question is which ticket to invest in that it’s the same as VOO. Thanks in advance! “I’m not looking for personal finance advise , just to help me find the right ticker to EU …

Reddit by Constant-Bridge3690 February 7, 2026

Finding value stocks using a stock screener

I've posted before how I compare a company's projected sales growth and trailing operating margin to its operating multiple (enterprise valued divided by projected operating profit) to find value stocks. Here is my latest stock screen: [Stock Screener](https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1dqeEid2L5sXi2AXi9gg2AxQ-CuCGopda/edit?usp=sharing&ouid=107154208160648677773&rtpof=true&sd=true) First, I look for stocks with a minimum score of 40 for …

Reddit by Agile-Technology-209 February 7, 2026

Nvidia Price Action and what’s next

Do you guys see Nvidia as a strong buy at current prices. It’s currently in the same range of 170-190 that it’s been at since July. However, analysts are predicting a price of over 250 by end of year. Do yall think this is truly realistic? What are some catylsts …

target $250.00 Score: 0.21 View Prediction
Reddit by Mi_Dentist_35 February 7, 2026

Short term Bond or income funds and ETFs

I am looking for suggestions for bond fund or etf with short term duration (1-2 years) So they are less subject to interest rate increase (avoid year 2022). I’m ok with mutual funds or ETF, just wanted make sure return is at least equal to inflation (ideally higher)

Reddit by Alpha-Grant February 7, 2026

Nvidia shares rise 8% as Jensen Huang says $660 billion capex buildout is sustainable

Jensen Huang just said something most people are missing: AI capex is sustainable because cash flows are about to rise. That’s the real thesis. Meta, Amazon, Google, Microsoft could spend **$660B** this year on infrastructure. Wall Street reacted unevenly - some stocks up, some punished. But here’s the question that …

buy Score: 0.73 View Prediction
Reddit by Technical_Public1008 February 7, 2026

Does anyone else feel stressed by macro news even if they don’t trade it?

I’m not trying to trade CPI or Fed announcements. I'm not trying to beat the market with macro. But when I see headlines about inflation, rates, geopolitics, etc., I still feel this background anxiety, like *“should I be doing something?”* I usually end up doing nothing, but the uncertainty itself …

Reddit by MclovinAZ February 7, 2026

The amount of AI generated content in this subreddit is truly ridiculous

It's posted, it's commitments it's responses to comments. nearly everything has the same format, the same wording, the same style. it's getting exhausting. and while it is happening everywhere, it's happening way more on this subreddit for whatever reason. stop using the formulation "it's not x, but y"! getting real …