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The $141 Billion Debt Trap: Why Big Tech's AI Buildout is the New Credit Risk in Your Portfolio
The macro environment is dangerously ambiguous, forcing institutional investors to abandon simple long/short strategies while Big Tech quietly loads up on risk that we need to price into our portfolios. 1) Big Tech's New Debt: Companies tracked in the Goldman AI equity basket issued $141 billion in corporate debt in …
Awkward question but maybe you can help
If investing is the beat way to securing a solid future what is stopping everyone from making income based solely on investments. As this happens more frequently and more and more people are leaving jobs to invest wouldn't this create a hole in industry. If that were to happen wouldn't …
Amateur question here. If you are not going to be around during market hours, is placing a buy limit the night before a thing?
Won't be able to access the market during opening hours on Monday because of a job. I have a stock I am interested in that has reported movement Monday. Would me making a Buy Limit order tonight make any sense at all or am I way off here and not …
80 Acres of land - What should we do?
My extended family owns 80 acres of land in Mojave California. What can we do with this land other than selling it outright (there has been no interest so far). I remember seeing someone sell novelty land plots like the website that lets you buys a star and name it. …
Why are NEGG interest rates so high when the short percentage of the float is so low?
NEGG has the short percentage of the float at 1.68%. However, the interest rate on Fidelity is nearly 500% and 1,000% on IBKR. I'm holding my shares indefinitely till a minimum price of $800. I'm in pure profit currently from the extremely high interest rate. If there is a squeeze …
I want to take profits but patience is a virtue. How do you handle waiting/being patient while investing?
I know we're currently in a bull market with AI and tech but my current portfolio is up 44% YTD (started investing last year on top of that). I feel like I should let my portfolio run its course and not sell/take profit until the start of next year and …
I just learned my in-laws consider VTI to be too risky an investment for their grandkids' college funds.
Horizons are 4 years and 9 years. They said they are more conservative because they had lost money very quickly over their years of investing. They have been paying a financial advisor for decades to invest for them. I consider myself to have a healthy risk tolerance, but nothing crazy. …
The S&P500 has been underperforming the rest of the world since 2009, jump ship?
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The 1873 Financial collapse compared to today.
If you were to take the 1873 financial collapse and bubble and replace the word "railroad" with the word "AI", what would you invest in after the bubble popped? It is disturbingly similar today minus all of the financial seatbelts in place today, and the financial rails of the global …