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Reddit by veksone May 16, 2025

Trump: U.S. will set tariff rates in 2-3 weeks, walking back negotiations

President Trump said Friday the U.S. will unilaterally set tariff rates for many trading partners in the coming weeks, citing a lack of capacity to negotiate with so many countries simultaneously. Why it matters: The U.S. already did that to some degree, on "Liberation Day" last month, then paused most …

Reddit by MarkusEF May 16, 2025

How much higher can markets climb from here?

Within 3 weeks, US markets went from extremely oversold (RSI \~20) to extremely overbought (RSI \~75), and are now only 3% below their February records. This would be the fastest “bear market recovery“ in modern history, exceeding even the COVID bounce which took 4-5 months. Bear/Neutral case: Many economists have …

Reddit by Proper-Plantain9387 May 16, 2025

Nvidia-backed Nebius (NBIS) is getting a Bezos Amazon AWS Bump - Both Companies Invest over $800,000,000 in Nebius Group AI Offerings

[https://investorsobserver.com/news/stock-update/nvidia-backed-nebius-nbis-is-getting-a-bezos-bump](https://investorsobserver.com/news/stock-update/nvidia-backed-nebius-nbis-is-getting-a-bezos-bump) Investors in AI cloud startup Nebius Group (NBIS) have seen the stock rise 26.4% over the past week, driven by new backing from Jeff Bezos. The Amsterdam-based company [announced](https://group.nebius.com/newsroom/nebius-welcomes-bezos-expeditions-as-lead-investor-in-ai-data-business-toloka) last week that the Amazon founder had become a lead investor in Nebius’ AI data solutions business Toloka. The investment …

Reddit by Johnny_Mneurotic May 16, 2025

Cash holders, what are you waiting for?

Those of you who correctly predicted market chaos to start the year and went to cash, how are you feeling now? Earnings and inflation data have been fine. S&P is closing in on its Feb high. Did you already start DCA'ing back in? Are you sweating about having missed the …

Reddit by BuckFrog2 May 16, 2025

Moved to Egypt but still a US citizen... Am I able to claim a USA address?

So I am from USA but I moved to Egypt a few months ago. My parents still live there. I have an ETrade account from when I lived in USA and I wanted to know if I open a Premium Savings account, for an address, could I put down my …

Reddit by StatisticianLanky485 May 16, 2025

CD at 6% or stock market?

So my bank does give CD deposit at 6% rate annually with 5% tax. Would you personally go for this guranteed bank deposit or would you prefer to invest in the stock market in particular the SandP500? I know that the S&P500 does average 10% per annum however it's not …

Reddit by Able_Doubt3827 May 16, 2025

Can someone explain wash sales to me?

I sold 200 shares of a stock at a profit. Then I bought 200 more at a low price of $11. A few days later I tried to sell at a high price of $13. Except after I put the limit order in, the 200 shares I bought at $11 …

Reddit by MelodicEmu9817 May 16, 2025

Nomadic investor – VWRP/VWCE vs FWRG vs Vanguard Retirement 2060?

Hey everyone, I’m **25** and planning to invest **long-term — around 35 to 40 years — until I (hopefully) retire at 60**. My life is very **nomadic**. I move often and have no fixed country of residence. I might live in **Europe, Asia, or elsewhere** throughout my life. However, there’s …

Reddit by StatisticianLanky485 May 16, 2025

Would you have VOO and QQQ or one of them?

Ok so QQQ has higher returns over years but most people mention having VOO is better and that there is an overlap. What do you suggest? I do have both of them now but I'm thinking of closing QQQ and just focusing on VOO only for the coming years. Please …

Reddit by Top-Professional8981 May 16, 2025

Money Market or Treasury Bills?

Hi everyone, my wife and I have a considerable amount of money that we want to put in either a money market or treasury bills. We are looking at $SNSXX or buying t-bills directly from the government. Which has better tax implications and which one is less risky? I read …