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Reddit by Dodger360 June 18, 2026

Retire with covered call income etfs like qqqi spyi

I've been running numbers last few months, something I enjoy dreaming. I'm 38 wife 35 and roughly in 20 years we will amass 500k+ brokerage account 1.5mil roth 401k About 500k roth accounts between the 2 of us. My thoughts are everybody really enjoys seeing those amazing monthly dividens but …

Reddit by louiesupreem June 17, 2026

I’m 32, how risky would you be?

Slowly building my Simple IRA - looking to start investing some of that. I know it’s lame but I had no clue what investing was about up until a few months ago. I feel like I’m so behind the curve. How aggressive would you be be at my age? What …

Reddit by btv__ceoclips June 17, 2026

Interesting disconnect in oil right now

One side of the market is focused on geopolitical risk. The other is looking at rising non-OPEC production and forecasts for a supply surplus. Both arguments seem valid. The interesting part is figuring out which one matters more six months from now. Thoughts? **Source:** [https://www.reuters.com/world/oil-rises-us-iran-deal-doubts-iea-warns-supply-glut-2026-06-25/]()

Reddit by rawrlionsrawr June 17, 2026

Employer Roth or Personal Roth?

Should I use my employer Roth plan or should I just open a fidelity one? I like the employer offering but I can’t choose anything more than what’s in my 401k. Like my 401k allocations is what my Roth would be and that bothers me. Whereas I can choose the …

Reddit by delamerica93 June 17, 2026

What should non-wealthy investors be doing in their 30's to have a real, positive impact on their financial situation?

So I don't make that much money, and neither does my wife. Like for sure less than 100k each in a high-expense region. I always feel like investors on Reddit have hundreds of thousands of dollars to throw at this, and I just do not. However, I want to make …

Reddit by croato87 June 17, 2026

Comptrollers of several large states sending legal demand letters to NASDAQ, FTSE Russell, and LSE for justification of their index rule changes before the SpaceX IPO

https://www.reuters.com/legal/government/states-challenge-nasdaq-ftse-russell-fast-tracking-spacex-2026-06-11/ https://comptroller.nyc.gov/reports/letter-to-the-london-stock-exchange-group-and-ftse-russell-re-spacex/ “In light of those interests and our respective fiduciary duties, we respectfully request that the London Stock Exchange Group (LSEG) and FTSE Russell reconsider the implementation of the Russell US Indexes IPO fast-entry rule and related eligibility changes, given deep concerns about their potential negative impacts on investors …

Reddit by Kooky_Bank_9134 June 17, 2026

Alerted everyone last week on $RUM and today they closed their Aquisation and currently have almost the same GPUs and data centers as $230 $NBIS could be the beginning of something big imo. This could be huge.

Would of liked to add some data photos but 22K+ GPUs and 9 data centers. AI infrastructure is going to be the future and this might the the unicorn of 2026-27. Already got one big cloud deal and the CEO is big buddies with this admin. Could land a massive …

Reddit by Original_Turn_1227 June 17, 2026

Investing during a massive crash is the best.

I feel like this is something that that often gets missed notice most likely when it comes to major crashes that could last for years or even a decade. Most people tend to panic sell lock in loses. However, this is one thing that is very important. Is that somebody …

Reddit by OruSilentMadrasi June 17, 2026

Bloomberg Intelligence Podcast - Mandeep Singh’s AI commentary sounds like word salad pretending to be analysis

I’ve been following Mandeep Singh’s AI commentary for a while now, and the more I listen to him, the more it feels like he’s trying to sound smart rather than actually explaining anything clearly. His latest comments on Bloomberg Intelligence are a perfect example. He throws around terms like hyperscaler, …

Reddit by junger128 June 17, 2026

Traditional 401k vs Roth 401k… I’m confused

I currently make a little over $100k per year and max out my 401k, HSA, and Roth IRA. I’m 44 years old currently and have about $400k in my retirement accounts and $300k in my IRA. I feel like I have a grasp on everything except for traditional 401k vs …