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Reddit by Exotic-Body-8734 November 21, 2025

Futures Last Look 11/20/25

Futures are up across the board with the Dow leading the ascent... DJI +187.00 S&P +23.75 QQQ +49.75 IWM +10.80 After today's utter gutting of the financial markets, we are seeing a bit of a retracement Remember, nothing goes straight up and nothing goes straight down It is the general …

Reddit by Illustrious_Lie_954 November 21, 2025

Nvidia Profit Spike Quiet but Solid Update

Nvidia's good financial performance has been the case for quite some time and it gets reflected in the numbers for the last three quarters: Net profit went from $18.77B to $31.91B Quarterly average growth rate: 23.1% The growth was the same every quarter and not just a one-time jump This …

Reddit by xmoldfish November 21, 2025

What Do You Make of the Delayed September Nonfarm Payrolls? 119K Jobs Added (Beat Expectations) but Unemployment Up to 4.4% – Overhyped or Real Signal?

The stock market’s been a rollercoaster lately, and one big factor seems to be the government shutdown-delayed September nonfarm payrolls report that finally dropped. It showed +119K jobs added, which beat expectations, but unemployment unexpectedly ticked up to 4.4%. These numbers are already outdated (we’re in November now!), and they …

Reddit by [deleted] October 11, 2025

Investing in my early twenties

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Reddit by Voooow October 11, 2025

3,500 years old Civilization

China. Is hitting back with rare earth restrictions. Don’t forget that China is very old civilization they are not doing anything short term - rare earth restrictions have huge impact on chips,defense,air defense components, satellites, communications and more they sre obviously hitting DEEP it’s like when you want to scoope …

Reddit by beach_daysss October 11, 2025

Inherited $100k fun money. What to do?

Married, combined income of $200k/ year (husband works, I stay home with kids). Living in HCOL area, 3 young kids (4 and under). Recently inherited $100k (tax free). My mortgage is paid off, no student loans or credit card debt. Truly fun money. I don’t need immediate access, open to …

Reddit by [deleted] October 11, 2025

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Reddit by questionable_kid October 11, 2025

I sold some stocks yesterday for some cash and the market spiked down

I know you all will say "don't time the market and blah blah" but come man I had a blast in April (tax return and slightly bigger paycheck so I bought alot cool stocks that were down like google) I think it's atleast lil easier to time the bottom this …

Reddit by SergheiRugasky October 11, 2025

which one is the best for options?

Canadians, I've been wanting to try options trading lately and have checked out moomoo and Robinhood. they both seem pretty convenient. which one do you usually find easier to use? how are the fees and overall experience? any tips or experiences from beginners.

Reddit by Marshall_Hoodie October 11, 2025

Drawdowns are Normal and Expected

Saw a lot of chatter about the downturn in the market with the China tariff noise. As with all investing, objective should drive your view of today’s events, and moving forward. We tend to see multiple 5% drawdowns a year with on average a 10% drawdown occurring every 3 years. …