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Reddit by Outside-Prune3611 June 12, 2026

If you’re young, increase risk until you are 100% you’ll hit your goal!

I see a lot of waaaaaaaay conservative investing advice given to young people. If you have the time and a job, lean into volatility on mega/Lrg cap. My portfolio being tech heavy, highly concentrated and against conventional wisdom, took me from on target to rich in 10 years, simply buying …

Reddit by SWT_Bobcat June 12, 2026

Custodial account for minor

Looking to open some custodial investing accounts for children. Ages 12 and 8. Would like to try and get them into tech and growth type stocks or an equivalent ETF. Look to do a monthly contribution and move their current savings accounts over. Not worried about college funds as that …

Reddit by SirQueefs_alot June 12, 2026

Question on converting traditional IRA into Roth IRA?

My company was recently bought out and I missed the window to convert my 401k into the new employers 401k. ​ The money in my old 401k was then placed in a traditional IRA in an extremely conservative fund. About $70k. ​ I have a Roth IRA account through a …

Reddit by GlitchBob432 June 12, 2026

Is SpaceX becoming this generation's Amazon investment story?

One comment from institutional investors caught my attention today. Several people compared SpaceX to Amazon during its early years. The idea isn't that today's business justifies the valuation. The idea is that investors believe the company could eventually reshape multiple industries and create markets that barely exist today. That comparison …

Reddit by nickdu2206 June 12, 2026

Will TRIP finally see a significant move higher after the June 29 AGM?

I’ve been following Tripadvisor closely and I’m curious what other shareholders think is the most likely event that finally gets the stock moving in a meaningful way. The market already knows about Viator’s growth, TheFork’s improving profitability, and Starboard’s involvement. Yet the stock still trades at a significant discount to …

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Reddit by pavloboiko June 12, 2026

SpaceX IPO could be the biggest stock market gamble in history

I see a thousand possible futures, but in none of them does buying SpaceX shares today look like a good deal. I believe the SpaceX IPO could be the biggest stock market gamble in history. Bigger than anything we have seen in our lifetime. In my opinion, investors who buy …

Reddit by Klutzy-Bug-9481 June 12, 2026

Starting to take investing more seriously and looking for advice

Hey guys. I’m a 20y(M) I’ve been investing since I was 18. I have a good bit in my account but I’ve been using robinhood managed individual for a bit and a ROTHIRA through them for the 3% cash back. I’m wanting to look into possibly moving from robinhood to …

Reddit by NYVines June 12, 2026

What is the best argument against a large cap Growth ETF?

I see VOO and chill. I know past production isn’t an indication of future performance. I see people getting bashed for Growth ETFs regularly on Reddit. But what’s the argument against it? Some years it doesn’t do as well. Is that it? Lack of diversification? Automod, I’m not looking for …

Reddit by Donechrome June 12, 2026

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Reddit by Hairy-Scar-9390 June 12, 2026

What does a defensive investment strategy actually look like if you’re still buying every month?

Not trying to time the market or call every top. But the just keep buying no matter what, same amount, every month, forever answer feels too simple when things look genuinely stretched. For people still adding regularly but wanting some kind of process that accounts for conditions, what does that …