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Reddit by Even_Twist895 June 11, 2026

Help me with stock question

I was recently awarded stock in my company as an equity award. It was 15k total, vesting 1/3 a year for the next 3 years. I was awarded the stock in March. My first vesting date is in December. The stock has literally doubled in value since then and is …

Reddit by CSDragon June 11, 2026

What is the name for new business creation investing?

What is the name for, or is there even a name for, a type of fund that takes investment money uses it to create new businesses? I'm not asking about Private Equity, which buys up established companies and either holds them as a revenue-generating asset or tries to flip them. …

Reddit by StandardBumblebee620 June 11, 2026

DFUS seems like a better solution (than VTSAX) to avoid trillion-dollar IPOs that want to sneak into Index Funds. Got any other solutions?

**What is DFUS:** A semi-actively managed index fund that encompasses US broad market. Very similar to VTSAX but the actively managed portion of it tries to address the market inefficiencies exploited by 3rd parties like Hedge Funds (and now unprofitable trillion-dollar IPOs that want to escape price-discovery in the open …

Reddit by PoorAdults June 11, 2026

Started My Bogle Head Journey Today

Started my bogle head journey today Min contribution to 401K for Match all in SP500 equivalents Roth IRA Max once a year every april during bonus season all in VOO Just started my taxable account today: VTI 66% ($500 a week) and VXUS 33% ($250 a week) will up to …

Reddit by Classic_Glass_9608 June 11, 2026

Anyone using passive income investments outside of stocks and real estate?

I've been trying to diversify some money that's currently sitting in a brokerage account, and it got me thinking about what people actually consider good passive income investments these days. Most discussions seem to come back to dividend ETFs, bonds, REITs, rental properties, and maybe a few covered call funds. …

Reddit by photon11 June 11, 2026

Value or Growth Investing

So im a medical resident with 2 years left and been investing in VOO since college. I have about 15k in it and plan to invest 3-4k a month of my monthly income once I finish residency until retirement. My main priorrity after finishing residency will be to aggresively pay …

Reddit by Useful_Tangerine4340 June 11, 2026

Warren Buffett's Market Indicator Tops 232.1% as US Stocks Trade at Extreme Valuations: Why It Matters

[https://www.ibtimes.co.uk/buffett-stock-market-gauge-record-high-1802117](https://www.ibtimes.co.uk/buffett-stock-market-gauge-record-high-1802117) Warren Buffett's time-tested stock market gauge just surged to an all-time high of 232.1%, showing that US stock valuations have reached extreme levels. Historically, such elevated Buffett indicator levels have been precursors to market downturns. In the late 1960s, Buffett's indicator approached similarly high levels, as it did in …

Reddit by C130J_Darkstar June 11, 2026

U.S. DOE Approves PDSA for OKLO’s Aurora Powerhouse at Idaho National Laboratory

Press release notes below. Oklo announced that the U.S. Department of Energy’s (DOE’s) Idaho Operations Office has approved the Preliminary Documented Safety Analysis (PDSA) for Oklo’s Aurora powerhouse at Idaho National Laboratory (INL) under DOE’s Reactor Pilot Program (RPP). The PDSA is a major step under DOE’s RPP authorization pathway …

Reddit by Wonderful_Savings_21 June 11, 2026

Garbage in, garbage out: Data is the real gold

AI is a huge hype currently. They stole everything they could online and use it to provide answers to users in well constructed language. However, training these models take a while. While it will improve in the future the models memory is always outdated (just ask your favorite model for …

Reddit by RevolutionaryMonk970 June 11, 2026

So why do stocks seemingly seem to get pumped as soon as the market opens and then crash throughout the day back to where they were?

​ I've been trading these last two weeks and I've noticed this pattern where stocks seem to have a meteoric 5 percent rise at the beginning of the day(like first 10 mins after market opens) and then crash back down afterwards in like no time. I've been mainly only trading …