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Reddit by karmahorse1 October 9, 2025

My portfolio's been killing it this past year. So why am I so uneasy?

I started seriously investing around seven years ago. At the time, after some research and backtesting, I decided on a general strategy I've since kept to: 60 percent of my portfolio in mostly US tech / growth stocks, 20 percent in international value, and 20 percent in gold. For the …

Reddit by AvailableCold5926 October 9, 2025

Fitness Revolution Investment Thesis

Hey everyone! Just wanted to share my thoughts on a potential investment opportunity that I've been contemplating. Basically, I'm of the belief that a health revolution is gripping the young population of America and other developing nations since people are becoming far more conscious than generations past of what they …

Reddit by Ahseya7 October 9, 2025

Question - At one point do you personally take profits on successful investments?

A lot of people stay invested "forever" , I wonder if they are overly attached to certain companies and missing out on profit. I have made some successful picks and considering taking some profits from growth stocks to re-invest to more income generating / dividend paying options. I am not …

Reddit by keppela October 9, 2025

Industrial outdoor storage (IOS)

Hi there. Does anyone know who the major publicly traded companies are in this space? This is supposedly a hot market right now, but I haven’t been able to find any articles online about companies operating in this area. Thanks very much for any help.

Reddit by RevolutionaryLunch63 October 9, 2025

Robinhood gold vs fidelity

I’ve been trading for some time but I’m definitely no expert (if the title didn’t give that away). I’ve been using Robinhood for about 10 years, typically as a buy and hold but early in 2025 I got into options. For about 2 months now I’ve been doing the options …

Reddit by savingrace0262 October 9, 2025

Anyone else getting 2021 EV stock vibes from today’s AI hype?

I’ve been getting this weird deja vu lately watching all the AI stocks take off. It kinda reminds me of how EV stocks were back in 2021. Tons of hype, massive valuations, and everyone trying to figure out who the real long term winners will be. Back then, everyone thought …

Reddit by kiwidude4 October 9, 2025

If I want something with higher yield than Treasuries or CDs but less volatility than stocks what are my options?

Insert Generic Caveat that I know no one knows what the market will do. But supposing I wanted to keep some portion of assets in such a fund to later move to S&P 500 index funds during a large dip. What options are there? Corporate bonds? Preferred stocks? …? Any …

Reddit by Longjumping-Box-8145 October 9, 2025

Need help with deciding if I should sell

Okay so let me start off, im kinda a Boglehead with having 27.2 shares (dividends reinvested) (or about 3,737 dollars) (About 137 dollars per share at the point in time) but I see gold is rising for about 10% IN A WEEK and one ounce being about 4,059 dollars and …

Reddit by [deleted] October 8, 2025

Prices go up because prices go up?

I have worked in the financial sector my entire career. During that time, I have communicated with thousands of people and noticed an interesting phenomenon. Almost no one cares about fundamentals or the reasons why something is rising. Instead, they invest in stocks, gold, or crypto simply because the price …

Reddit by peq42_ October 8, 2025

Despite tariffs, Brazil broke export records

[https://www.gov.br/mdic/pt-br/assuntos/noticias/2025/outubro/pais-bate-recorde-de-exportacao-importacao-e-corrente-de-comercio-em-setembro-e-no-acumulado-do-ano](https://www.gov.br/mdic/pt-br/assuntos/noticias/2025/outubro/pais-bate-recorde-de-exportacao-importacao-e-corrente-de-comercio-em-setembro-e-no-acumulado-do-ano) Despite Trump's tariffs towards Brazil, the shift in trade and large variety of trade partners allowed Brazil to yet again **break record in exports** this year, with a **$50 Billion surplus** so far Yet again showing it is possible to avoid getting affected by U.S.' tariffs and trade dependance