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Reddit by Working-Annual7103 October 4, 2025

I’m Up 38% in 4-5 Months and now I am looking for perspectives

Based on an annual gain of 8-10%, would it be wise to sell some stock and hold cash for a while instead of holding stocks out of greed? I am expecting a pull back but I wanna be prepared. You can flame me for my thought process if you’d like …

Reddit by [deleted] October 4, 2025

Question of where to invest for 23 yr old

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Reddit by 2024tothemoon October 4, 2025

450k to invest (hypothetically)

Let’s say I have this money to invest right now. I would say that the stock market has been anything but normal recently. Should I wait it out or go by the old adage of time in the market beats timing the market? I would love to avails losing 30% …

Reddit by Saalor100 October 4, 2025

Are there funds in US soybeans storage?

I'm looking for a way to invest in something that aims to buy US soybeans during this chaotic times, store them and sell them when the ~~toddlers~~ US government ~~are done throwing tantrums~~ have normalised relations with the rest of the world. Which options are there?

Reddit by wirdo94 October 4, 2025

Starting to invest monthly at 19, a few questions

Hey y'all! I'll give some quick context before, but if you're not interested you can skip to the bottom part! :) I am currently 19 years old and am trying to get into investing. I had a rough period but recently I learned to live life a bit healthier etc …

Reddit by SMSavant October 4, 2025

Where and how do you get more interest with quick access to you deposits?

Where do you get most interest rates?” with additions So, your list might look like: CDs Money Market (accounts or funds) Dividend‑paying stocks or income stocks Bank promotional deposit offers U.S. Treasuries / TIPS Corporate bonds / bond funds Preferred stocks REITs Covered call / option strategy funds Private credit …

Reddit by NoobieGainsForYou October 4, 2025

Just accepted a job that offers a pension. Should I change my ROTH IRA strategy?

I officially got hired on and starting mid October I will start contributing to my pension. I enjoy the organization I work for and the work I’m doing. I’m 33 and currently max out my ROTH IRA and have it invested in Total US/Total Ex-US funds. For those who have …

Reddit by SilentUniversity1304 October 4, 2025

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