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Reddit by Nice-Truck8806 June 13, 2026

SpaceX is a bad investment considering the current market dynamics

so i posted earlier but it was ba-sing-se'd for being "low-effort". well here is the high-effort version. I'm actually straining. 1: the sales to cost ratio is high. this means that the money the company makes is low compared to the money in the company infrastructure. so basically, buying is …

Reddit by Nice-Truck8806 June 13, 2026

SpaceX seems like a bad investment

A bunch of redditors said it is bad. and honestly I don't like (F)elon musk. People on MSNBC (honestly the ONLY objective news source) say he's a n*zi. which pretty clearly means that it's a bad stock. plus i think i heard the sales to cost ratio is high or …

Reddit by Guy_PCS June 13, 2026

Elon and Wall Street priced the SPCX IPO perfectly.

It was the ideal perfect storm pricing for Wall Street and Elon. The allocation allowed IPO investors to profit, as did those who bought at the opening price of $150. That way everyone gets a bit of the action. Usually it does workout for me always, except this time it …

Reddit by KassieMac June 13, 2026

How can I ensure that my investment funds aren’t invested in SpaceX or any companies based on AI?

And let’s also exclude anything being promoted or backed by Elon Musk, for obvious reasons. How can I be sure my investments are safe from the “move fast & break stuff” companies whose bubbles are about to burst? My retirement is in mutual funds and I can’t afford to lose …

Reddit by Recent-Day3062 June 13, 2026

Why the S&P 500 and some other index funds require seasoning and apply “free float”

I explained what this means in another post but I have been asked a few times why this is sensible. Seasoning means the company at IPO Can’t join the index. Free float means even after it does, its weight is only based on how much got sold last, not the …

Reddit by fabrizioschiavi June 13, 2026

A terminal-based candlestick chart that shows buy/sell volume in real time. Looking for feedback

A minimalistic candlestick chart for the terminal. 🟢 Green (top) = buying pressure 🔴 Red (bottom) = selling pressure Thicker bars = higher volume No mouse. No GUI. Just signals. 1. Would you actually use this? 2. What's the #1 thing missing? 3. Does the buy/sell split make sense visually? …

Reddit by Lucid_Chemist June 13, 2026

Municipal bonds in a fluctuating market

Any of yall thinking about adding in some munis to the mix since they haven’t fallen off as much as CDs and HYSAs plus the obvious tax advantage of their interest not being taxable income? Many 20 year municipals are still near 5% without paying a premium in the primary …

Reddit by ChigginParmaSean June 13, 2026

401k elections, S&P 500, Russell 2000, and International Index

I currently have my 401k elections set to 60% for s&p 500, 20% for Russell 2000, and 20% for the International Index. I’m 25 and have a long time for the contributions to grow, I’m just wanting some more opinions on if these are good elections to have, or if …

Reddit by Babette_CH June 13, 2026

Lantern Pharma ($LTRN): Why Is the Market Valuing an AI Oncology Platform at Only $50M?

Most investors look at Lantern Pharma as a small oncology biotech. But what if the market is missing the platform value? Lantern today has: • LP-300 in Phase 2 for never-smoker NSCLC (HARMONIC trial)  • LP-184 advancing across multiple solid tumors and CNS cancers, including GBM, pancreatic cancer and …

Reddit by Cheap-Character613 June 13, 2026

AI capex cycle widget with fed rate probabilities

So i did a widget in claude trying to dissect the different expectations after the coming fed meeting, considering the high inflation numbers, ppi and expectations from this week there is a good chance that hawkish tones dominate the meeting next week. How will the capex cycle be affected? I …