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Reddit by hhhhgluey May 9, 2025

Does the UK deal mean time to invest?

Headlines, news and opinions are all over the map, but please scan my context a little to understand the situation. I am a real estate guy so I have equity in my properties. I have healthy reserves I will keep in cash. I have about $50,000 that I am considering …

Reddit by csekseni1 May 9, 2025

5 year time frame moderate-high risk tolerance

Recently inherited about 60k. I am currently a student and live very modestly and do not wish to spend the money anytime soon as I already have a vehicle and an 8k emergency fund. I want to be looking at 150k (ambitious I know). In about 7-10 years. What should …

Reddit by No-Acanthisitta7930 May 9, 2025

Forbright Bank HYSA as an emergency fund

I have recently been pumping extra money into a HYSA with Forbright at 4.25%. So far so good, no problems, but then i stumbled upon some forums that indicate getting your money OUT is not that great. I've never had to withdraw from them, but being that its an emergency …

Reddit by NetZeroSun May 9, 2025

Web+mobile mainstream portfolio tracker options?

I know there is a slew of them. Some even give a startup vibe. But are there any recommended portfolio trackers with the following checkboxes? * Free is nice but up to $10-12 a month is if good or under 150 ish a year. * Multiple portfolio sections for held, …

Reddit by PCChangedMyLife May 9, 2025

Large Amount Investing Account

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Reddit by MythrilBalls May 9, 2025

Curious - What was the opportunity cost for those here who sold during the recent dip?

I'm just reflecting on the wild ride we had with the recent market dip and quick recovery. For those who decided to sell during the downturn, I’m genuinely curious: how are you thinking about the opportunity cost now that the market’s bounced back? Did you manage to time it perfectly …

Reddit by saladthumb May 9, 2025

Trump Signals Support for 80% Tariff on China

President Trump laid down a marker for coming trade talks with Beijing, floating the idea of 80% tariffs. That would be a rollback from the maximum 145% levies he enacted in his second term, but would still impose serious hurdles to trade between the world's two largest economies. Chinese and …

Reddit by Nagorowski May 9, 2025

Quantum computers ETFs - do they exist?

Hello there guys. Im new in investing so Im still looking for some long term investments and Im thinking about companies that develop quantum computers, but as I dont know much about it yet, is there any ETF of those? Can you recommend some? Or maybe you can share what …

Reddit by Icy_Abbreviations167 May 9, 2025

Tyson crushed earnings but cautious of inflation risks

Tyson Foods ($TSN) just posted strong Q2 earnings last Tuesday: * Revenue: $13.1B (includes a $343M legal contingency accrual) * Adjusted Operating Income: +27% YoY * EPS: Up 48% * Chicken: Best Q2 since 2016 * Pork: Strongest Q2 in 3 years (+67% adj. op income) * Free cash flow: …

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