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Reddit by Own-Release-1895 December 10, 2025

Buffett Indicator is now above 200% – close to its most extreme levels

Recent data shows the Buffett Indicator (total US market cap vs GDP) sitting a bit above 200%, which is far higher than its long‑term average and not too far from prior peaks.​ Is this something long‑term investors should be worried about, or has a higher “normal” for valuations become justified …

Reddit by Hagya_ant December 10, 2025

Looking for insight on a recent market research report

I’ve been seeing frequent references to Messari’s Crypto Theses for 2025 report, which appears to contain detailed market research, sector-level analysis, and data-driven insights relevant to crypto investing. From what’s being discussed, it looks like a substantial piece of institutional-grade research. Unfortunately, subscribing directly isn’t an option for me, as …

Reddit by TyreseCOYS December 10, 2025

New to the game, long time investment

Hi everyone, Hope you’re all good. I’m planning to do pie long time investment, a 250£ per week, as I’m based in the UK. Basically I’m pretty sure I can afford that much weekly but if I feel financial pressure I will get it down to 200£, but this is …

Reddit by MarkusEF December 10, 2025

How exactly does the FOMC make rate decisions? How does Powell keep pushing through rate cuts despite opposition, and implications for next year?

According to Axios & other financial media, at least 5 voting FOMC members have publicly stated in recent weeks they oppose lowering rates today (December 10, 2025), if not the foreseeable future until/unless inflation decelerates: [https://www.axios.com/2025/11/21/fed-rate-cut-fomc-lisa-cook](https://www.axios.com/2025/11/21/fed-rate-cut-fomc-lisa-cook) However, financial markets expect a -0.25% move as a near-certainty. This means on paper, …

Reddit by Substantial-Swan671 December 10, 2025

WeRide - longterm plays in autonomous vehicles market

WeRide approach in 2 folds: regulatory and partnership Regulatory: they operate in 8 different countries and 11 cities (Singapore, Abu Dhabi, Saudi Arabia, Belgium, France, Switzerland, China and US). WeRide received L4 driverless city permit in Abu Dhabi, outside of US. They turned their permits and reg approvals into real …

Reddit by Effective-Highway-33 December 10, 2025

Ferrari, what do you think?

Hello everyone. I kindly ask if anyone could give me their opinion on this splendid but suffering stock. I invested at the beginning of the year, so I am currently at a significant loss. I have averaged several times, bringing me to a price of around €366 per PMC. At …

Reddit by Witty-Houston December 10, 2025

Opinion: Jeremy Lefebvre has actually taught me some things

Hi everyone. I was sceptical at first to listen to an investment advisor on YouTube, but shit, I actually learned somethings from him that I didn't know. I know that trusting an investment advisor is somewhat frowned upon, but what is your thoughts? Am I setting myself up for future …

Reddit by brad_pitt666 December 10, 2025

Investing in MUTUAL FUND and SIP

If someone from india wants to invest and also he is also undergrad student (M23) , recently he saved money of 50,000rs and this is all from different sources and really want to invest wisely in Mutual Fund or other but preferably MF, but confused alot about where should he …

Reddit by tquade09 December 10, 2025

TQQQ question for long term gains

My wife has a Fidelity account that she doesn’t look at. Father in law used to manage it for her and it’s been sitting stagnant since he stopped. She’s invested in a couple triple leveraged stocks and is up over 100% in both. I’m not familiar with them but everything …