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Reddit by Alarmed_Abrocoma204 April 18, 2025

I maxed my ROTH and HSA in the first 3 months of the year :(

...... and they are both down big time because of it. Who knew that it would have been better to DCA more slowly throughout this year, rather than maxing them both as quickly as possible. I'm 31 with goals to retire at 50. I'm invested in VOO, AVUV, and VXUS …

Reddit by Electronic_Jetty April 18, 2025

Kalshi / IBKR arbitrage/mispricing

Grok (AI bot) estimates odds of April headline CPI coming in over 2.5% at 60% based on tariffs and other factors. https://grok.com/share/c2hhcmQtMg%3D%3D_54daf6fa-166f-4971-984e-e7af46d30c21 Kalshi has it at 11% and IBKR ForecastTrader at 18%. Easy Money.

Reddit by hotdog-water-- April 18, 2025

Something missing in the SNSXX vs SGOV debate…

There’s a ton of posts of people asking which is better, SNSXX, SWVXX, or SGOV. I’m looking to use one of these for short term savings (down payment on a house). I keep seeing that SWVXX has a higher yield but you pay state income tax, while you pay no …

Reddit by Material_Umpire_1489 April 18, 2025

Thoughts on Allocating Most Liquid Cash to Invesco Currency Trusts?

I am worried about where the USD has been going lately and considering strongly hedging against it. I have a lot of cash right now sitting in HYSA and I was thinking of investing a vast majority of it in all of FXE, FXY, FXF, FXB, and GLD and keeping …

Reddit by Melodic_Animal_2238 April 18, 2025

How concerned is everyone about Trumps clear desire to destroy the independence of the Fed?

I know this could have huge negative implications for our economy and standing in the world, but I’m not precisely sure of exactly if the specifics based on my lack of background in this area. It seems to me though that if the independence of our fed is gone, that …

Reddit by PrimNathanIOW April 18, 2025

If I plan on not selling my s+p till retirement should I be doing covered calls with it till then?

Not looking to sell it at all until retirement. Should I just use it for covered calls considering I’m just DCA into it each month for the next 40 years? Would this give me a bit more extra income for doing essentially nothing? Is there a catch I’m missing ?

Reddit by bumbledip April 18, 2025

Do you think UNH will bounce back, and if so, when?

I just have a few questions but I won't make them any more complicated than they need to be. So, do you guys think it'll bounce back? If you do think so, when? I've read some things saying not until 2026. Do you think people are going to buy while …

Reddit by No_Mycologist4488 April 18, 2025

Real Estate Investment Fund

I am tinkering with the idea of starting one. How do you protect yourself from John or Joan who has 5000 quid to their name, they invest and 3 months later the market takes a dive and they want to panic sell? Can you have an application, can you interview …

Reddit by bumbledip April 18, 2025

Will UNC bounce back, and if so, when?

I just have a few questions but I won't make them any more complicated than they need to be. So, do you guys think it'll bounce back? If you do think so, when? I've read some things saying not until 2026. Do you think people are going to buy while …

Reddit by Busy-Bell-4715 April 18, 2025

Considering investing in the company I work for.

I work for a company that is not publicly traded. They are getting ready to offer employee stock options. Curious how people would go about valuing a company that isn't publicly traded? They are developing a new software product and still have plans to approach VCs for funding which makes …