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Reddit by sounddude February 17, 2026

Hi ho Silver, AWAY...to $1k?????

Karel Mercx discusses his theory on Silver's potential to $1k and why silver's run may be far from over. From discussing the[ DOW/Gold ratio along with the Gold/Silver ratio](https://x.com/KarelMercx/status/2023049691064078705?s=20) to [reckless futures cowboys to the physical availability of silver itself](https://x.com/KarelMercx/status/2020166396605252069?s=20), he makes a compelling case as to why investing in …

target $1,000.00 View Prediction
Reddit by ThrowRA_sealsandy21 February 17, 2026

Webull or Moomoo brokerage

Both seem so similar, any tips deciding between Webull offers free ETF's, and tiny amounts for trading shares. with a pretty good global reach. Moomoo offers $3 per trade with ETF's and shares (AUS Market). and $1 per trade with shares ETF's, and fractional shares (US Market). However for $10 …

Reddit by jason6205 February 17, 2026

Steering away from options, want some help

So as you can read from the title, I am steering away from options and want to invest in shares. How do you guys pick what shares you are going to buy, lets say you have 3k to start off. I already have a roth ira set aside for etf …

Reddit by TheySoPooPoo1 February 17, 2026

Roth IRA: am I doing too much

Alright, give it to me straight, am I doing too much? After reading through too many threads and tinkering, I have set my Roth IRA to 50% AVUS, 35% AVNM, 10% SPMO, 5% IDMO. I am a fan of the slight factor tilts on broad indexes and over time, I …

buy Score: 0.86 View Prediction
Reddit by Dagobot78 February 17, 2026

What are people doing as far as cash positions? Are you fully invested? Raising cash, and if so how much (5%, 10%, 20%, more)?

The buffet indicator (normally he sells at 120%) is now at 220%. Berkshire has $320 billion in cash and has been a net seller over the last 2 years. Should we all be raising cash for whatever correction is coming? Especially if you are 10 or less years from retirement.

sell Score: 0.06 View Prediction
Reddit by Aggressive-Virus4046 February 16, 2026

Tomorrow: US-Iran Nuclear Talks in Geneva – Will Oil Explode or Crash Hard?

Tomorrow, Tuesday February 17, 2026, in Geneva: second round of indirect US-Iran negotiations on the nuclear program, still mediated by Oman. Iran’s Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi is already on site since yesterday. He met IAEA Director General Rafael Grossi and the Omani Foreign Minister. On the US side, expect Steve …

Reddit by aquavelva5 February 16, 2026

Will AI's effect on employment render the Fed useless?

The Fed's dual mandate is: maximum employment, stable prices (aiming for 2% long-term inflation), and moderate long-term interest rates. The fed does this primarily with the federal funds rate and QE/QT. AI's goal is to significantly eliminate the need for labor. So, what if: when unemployment rises due to AI …

Reddit by InvestingGuideline February 16, 2026

Huge market crash or great reset coming?

Since fear is constantly being pumped, even during nice minor uptrends, there are always people who say “something is about to happen.” Someone out there always says we are in a bubble, that a crash is coming soon, etc. I only know one thing: these people can’t foresee the future …

Reddit by Jealous-Education646 February 16, 2026

Mid term results effect on stock market?

With the mid terms at the end of the year, with the results going either ways what kind of an effect would it have on the stock market? How do you personally think the midterms will impact markets (volatility, sector rotation, rally, pullback, etc.)? Are you making any changes to …

Reddit by Whole_Day9866 February 16, 2026

VICI having $17B in debt. Does the 61.7% FCF margin make it okay?

Been looking at REITs lately and VICI's numbers caught me off guard a bit. 61.7% free cash flow margin. Every quarter for the past 5 quarters they're pulling between $577M and $643M like it's nothing. S&P 500 median is 14.1% btw. But then the 17.1B in debt with only $524M …