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Reddit by LOP5131 November 27, 2025

What do you think will happen when the economic data finally does see the light of day?

For those uninformed, the Bureau of Economic Analysis has canceled their release of the Q3 advanced estimate on GDP along with not releasing the jobs report for October. With the sweeping tarrifs, high inflation and mass deportations all playing major rolls in GDP, these numbers can't be good. So my …

Reddit by Pacifian_Seaman November 27, 2025

Advantages of Fidelity vs Schwab vs Vanguard vs Merrill?

I'm torn between all of these. I hear that only Fidelity has no closure fee on the IRA and I also like the idea of using a cash management account as a high yield checking account. I like the credit card benefits on Merrill. I hear good things about think …

Reddit by [deleted] November 27, 2025

I Mean It Seems Plausible Right?

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Reddit by ScroogeGD November 27, 2025

Wondering what I should invest in…

I currently have a youth brokerage account on Fidelity, and I have about 56% of my money invested in FXAIX (the S&P 500 fund of Fidelity). I’m unsure what I should do with the rest of it, the other 44%. I don’t have a job (am underage), so I am …

Reddit by [deleted] November 27, 2025

Does being an “accredited investor” open up many opportunities?

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Reddit by MarkusEF November 26, 2025

Are bond vigilantes extinct?

In the 1980s & 90s, bond investors would dump U.S. treasuries to protest what they perceived as overly-generous government spending or artificially low interest rates from the Federal Reserve. But today, they’re nowhere to be found. The 10-year treasury yield, which historically tended to track *nominal* U.S. GDP growth (currently …

Reddit by dukerustfield November 26, 2025

Badness loves company (and longer subject lines)

This is a short message. I’ve been investing for many decades, and I’ve seen many crashes and micro crashes. One thing I keep seeing repeated here is how people are trying to protect themselves assuming there is a bubble or bubbles on the verge of collapse. I can tell you …

Reddit by ww2w2 November 26, 2025

Confused on how I should allocate my resources

Hello everyone! Investing is still confusing to me but I am slowly learning. Myself and my wife are both 31. We both said back when we were like 24 that we wanted to retire by 55. We started investing at 24 with Northwestern Mutual (I know now they suck). We …

Reddit by p1neapp1e5 November 26, 2025

28F is this a good investment split?

I’m open to moderate risk, nothing too crazy. Goals are to retire (early if possible, but at all would be nice lol) and buy a home. I want to be invested in some tech but not entirely relying on its success (that bubble 🫧). 60% S&P etf (SPYM or FXAIX) …

Reddit by Plus_Seesaw2023 November 26, 2025

META, Facebook may have earned $12–14B from fraudulent ads ; EU could hit a €1B fine

Recent reports suggest that **Facebook/Meta has generated $12–14 billion from fraudulent advertising**. Essentially, the company profits while users fall victim to scams. If the **European Union enforces stricter penalties**, Meta could face a **record €1 billion fine**, which would have significant financial and reputational implications. This raises serious questions for …