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Reddit by Plane-Candidate5828 December 24, 2025

Cook bought 50K shares of Nike. Is now a good time to buy?

Since Nike released its earnings report, its stock price has continued to plummet significantly. After Cook purchased 50,000 shares of Nike yesterday, the stock rose 2.6% in pre market trading and is now up over 5%. Nike's price is extremely attractive. Is now the time to buy? Or should we …

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Reddit by bloatedinsect December 24, 2025

Question: Is there a way to extract retention metrics across multiple companies in SEC Filings?

Hi, I've been trying this for a while but it's turning out to be quite manual and I'm wondering if there is a clever way to accomplish this. I actually want to track a few retention related metrics across companies. Or, atleast export them once. This is how it would …

Reddit by thirdcountry December 24, 2025

I have impeccable timing, unfortunately always the wrong kind.

This is the story of a foreign investor who likes to read a lot, especially World and US news and documentaries, whose luck has been a bit different. I tried investing in the US stock market for the first time in late 2008 and early 2009. Unfortunately, I did not …

Reddit by resemble4132 December 24, 2025

Is there any reason to sideline cash?

Many people say to keep 10% of your portfolio as cash for market dips, but is this counterintuitive to the principle “time in the market beats timing the market”? Shouldn’t I have no cash left over except for my emergency fund? This sentence right here is to meet the 250-character …

Reddit by HyperspaceAndBeyond December 24, 2025

Is this high? $250k USD Investment and 50.5% ROI (Property, Airbnb)

So I'm currently running 2 airbnbs in my town with a price of $70usd per night and I see there's a huge opportunity where you can make an airbnb with swimming pool + amazing interior design and then you can up the price to $500 USD per night. I'm building …

Reddit by NervousClock2555 December 24, 2025

Which online platform do do-it-yourself high net worth individuals use to trade? Im assuming they are not using Robin Hood.

While I know Robin Hood and other platforms similar can be used by anyone - I’m curious as to which trading platforms higher net worth institute and why? Let’s assume they do not use a financial advisor with a BD or proprietary trading software. Thanks,

Reddit by BeautifulWestern4512 December 24, 2025

My friend uses a PI for every major investment over $50K - saved him from losing $600K+ across three deals. Here's his due diligence process.

I like the way my friend treats money and investments. So I have a friend who's kind of obsessive about investment due diligence, and honestly, I used to think he was paranoid. Now I think he's a genius. For any private investment over $50K, he has a standing process: lawyer …

Reddit by bhuvan_boy December 24, 2025

Investing in automotive technology feels like gambling on an uncertain future

I've been researching automated systems, specifically looking into robot for car applications like self-parking features and driver assistance. My current vehicle has none of these technologies, and I'm trying to decide if my next purchase should prioritize them. Part of me thinks these features are the future and will eventually …

Reddit by natantantan December 24, 2025

Your request to remove a security deemed worthless cannot be processed - Robinhood

A few years ago, I invested 100k into a stock that went bankrupt. The ticker was SDC, now it is SDCCQ. This year, I made 100k selling puts. I wanted to sell my worthless stock at 0 for a loss so I wouldn't have to pay taxes on the gains. …

Reddit by vhalan02 December 24, 2025

Why would the stock market not go down if the president and every banking firm in the us is involved in the jeffery Epstein scandal?

I don't understand, what actually affects the price of the stock market then. I get interest rates people like to react to that, what if executives, were implicated in an issue that would cause HR to get involved at the very least. I have all questions but no answers.