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Tungsten Stocks: Tungsten #1 Critical Mineral
Tungsten has become the #1 Critical Mineral. China has cut off all supply to the west and Western Miners are scrambling to find new resources. However, Tungsten is actually very rare and difficult to process due to it’s hardness and high melting point. There are very few near term mines. …
I had invested in an app business that runs on a recurring subscription model and now its hitting $5000 MRR
Hey everyone, I'm a developer who's spent most of my career building eCommerce stores. Toward the end of 2025, I wanted to try something different, so I started working on investing in a mobile app with a monthly subscription model as a side project. I had a feeling these kinds …
I built my friend an AI phone receptionist as an experiment. It was insane
Hey Guys, So my friend runs a solo real estate agency and she was constantly complaining that she misses calls when she's showing properties. She'd see 4-5 missed calls at the end of a showing and have no idea which were serious buyers. I'd been experimenting with AI voice tools …
Range Trading Is Creating Clean Risk-Reward
When indexes stall, individual names often provide the best asymmetric setups. Meta is working off overbought conditions while holding trend support, a healthy reset if buyers continue to defend the 21-DMA. A push back toward highs requires expanding volume; otherwise expect more sideways action. Microsoft continues to grind higher, and …
Is dollar-based/fractional share investing less common than I assumed?
I sometimes see "preserving share count" mentioned as a priority for some investors. It's struck me as odd because I've never focused on share count. I want to contribute $500 to my Roth IRA, I buy $500. I want to sell $2500 from my taxable brokerage, I sell $2500. What's …
$10k to invest (not familiar with Stocks but got some help from a relative who's into stocks)
I work in healthcare and have both 401k and Fidelity Pension (work contributes). I have money acculated here in both accounts. I usually spend my work bonus on vacation/gifts etc but saved $10k as "loose change" from a recent bonus. Thinking to invest $10k into stocks etc. A relative of …
Analysis/recommendations for a short term Bond ladder fund
Hi, I'm establishing a defined benefit plan (plan to hold \~5 years) and recommendation is to aim for low volatility, 5-6% annual return. Put it through Gemini and this is what they recommend. Any thoughts or other recommendations? Thanks |Allocation|Fund|Estimated Yield| |:-|:-|:-| |40%|Vanguard Multi-Sector Income Bond ETF (VGMS)|5.7%| |20%|Vanguard Target …
Stock/Crypto 2/19/26 Portfolio
I'm currently working on DCAing the dips each week. Just bought more AMZN, PLTR, ETH, SOL, BTC, and LINK today with half of my monthly pay and put in limits to buy at slightly slower prices for ETH/SOL/BTC/LINK with the other half. 401k/HSA/IRA goes into FSKAX/FXAIX/VFIAX. Real estate is 68% …
Why is VTI down but FSKAX is up?
A friend has FSKAX, I have VTI. They both seem to be a total stock market fund but two different methods, one being an ETF and the other being indexed. But I'm curious why VTI is down, it doesn't really make sense? If they basically have the same thing.
How many of you NEED the AI bubble to stay inflated?
Piggybacking off the insane takes I saw [in this thread earlier this morning](https://www.reddit.com/r/investing/comments/1r8yv6d/openai_doesnt_make_sense_at_all/), I gotta ask this community: How exposed are you to the Magnificent 7 right now, and how screwed are you/your gains if their promise of some utopian future of AI doesn't actually pan out? Because as someone …