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Reddit by ToxicHeadshot_03 October 2, 2025

Serious question: what would make prediction markets investable for you?

I’ve been following prediction markets for a while, but it seems like they haven’t really crossed into the mainstream of investing. Serious question: what would make them investable for you? Is it a matter of regulation, liquidity, trust in resolution, integration with brokerages, or something else? I’d like to hear …

Reddit by getbigfitness October 2, 2025

Selling appreciated stack in IRA buying back in taxable account

My IRAs use predominantly for more speculative and aggressive stock investment. I’ve bought HIMS, RKLB, IONQ along with some others that despite being still speculative, I want to make them long-term holds positions that I do not intend on selling. My taxable account is the account in which I have …

Reddit by DeeDee_Z October 2, 2025

So, apparently I can't do this after all...

I've got a holding in my play account that is approaching its limit price. I have always thought that when it triggered, I would then sell a specific (different) losing position at the same time. And lately, I learned about Conditional Orders, specifically O-T-O, one triggers other. ("Wow, how convenient …

Reddit by WriterHour208 October 1, 2025

How effective are Stop Limit Quotes

Im a novice, keep that in mind.... Testing out the waters with stop limit quotes. Invested in some tech stocks that people think will go higher, while others say they're primed for a crash/correction. Playing with small amounts of $, but using stop limit quotes to sell. I monitor the …

Reddit by EDIT_ID October 1, 2025

ATOS SE • I want to know everyone’s thoughts on this one

The French state-backed company with 80,000 employees yet less than €1B Market Cap. After the last few years of spiralling, ATOS has resurfaced since their restructuring process was completed along with their reverse stock split. Despite negative cash flow and a significant debt, their latest Q2 2025 results proved impressive …

Reddit by retiringfund October 1, 2025

Tax loss harvesting using bond ETF

I wonder if tax loss harvesting using bond ETF is a reasonable approach - I have some capital gains this year. At the same time, some Bond ETF that I bought last year was at a loss. I am thinking of selling the bond ETF to offset the capital gain, …

Reddit by [deleted] October 1, 2025

rollover ira tax efficiency, so etfs?

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Reddit by xlews_ther1nx October 1, 2025

Hiw to view stock breakdowns on schwaab or vanguard?

I use both apps. If I look at a individual stocks it has a recommendations and/or a risk levels. Is there a way to just search all risk levels or recommendation lvls? Not necessarily needing them to be on these apps, but a reliable source that breaks down stocks into …

Reddit by MediumLanguageModel October 1, 2025

Just a quick PSA to anyone worried about being a bag holder

With the market at an all-time high, and many signs and investment banks indicating that the AI bubble is propping everything up, many folks (em dash because I'm not AI and just like being grammatically accurate) myself included (em dash again) are concerned about when it is all going to …