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Reddit by KeepTab August 2, 2026

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Reddit by JustBrowsingHii August 2, 2026

Which 50:50 Strategy: VGT/GPIQ or SCHG/SCHD

Early 30s. I want to start recurring investing weekly into a simple 2 ETFs portfolio that balances both Growth and Income. I am indecisive between 50:50 VGT/GPIQ or 50:50 SCHG/SCHD. My logic for 50:50 VGT and GPIQ: I am aware that VGT is concentration on only tech, but I feel …

Reddit by 28spawn August 2, 2026

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Reddit by This-Is-Not-Nam August 2, 2026

Covered vs. non-covered shares or positions affecting cost basis

Hello folks. First time poster here and beginner investor. I inherited some mutual funds (non-IRA's) and I've been having an issue trying to understand why the cost basis is varying on each fund before the date of death. With a few funds I see the stepped up date of death …

Reddit by dontcrosby August 2, 2026

is it a good idea to invest in post-quantum cryptography or is it too risky/early?

​ investing in quantum computer stocks is already a risk, but i'm wondering if stocks like microchip technology (MCHP) or lattice semiconductor (LSCC) is a good idea? my thoughts are that even if quantum doesn't take off like predictions suggest, the cryptography is already mandated by governments and would be …

Reddit by AutoModerator August 2, 2026

Daily General Discussion and Advice Thread - August 02, 2026

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Reddit by Sandisunshine96 August 2, 2026

Read the last 3 times BofA called the Fed “dovish” and said sell risk. So I backtested it.

BofA's Michael Hartnett is out today calling the Fed "nakedly dovish" and telling clients to rotate away from risk assets. I was curious if that call has actually worked, so I went back and pulled his Flow Show notes from FactSet / BofA archives. Last 3 times Hartnett used almost …

Reddit by Emotional-Breath-838 August 2, 2026

Now that we see the game, do we still want to play?

Rather than AI edit this, I'm going stream of consciousness and I'll try to structure this somewhat. If you're an investor, you've seen the news. Citadel tells everyone the interest rates are going to go up, and a 25 year old hot shot winds up getting wiped out to the …

Reddit by OilAny787 August 2, 2026

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