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Stock bubble - how does it not burst?
Market sentiment remains fixated on whether the U.S. markets will experience modest fluctuations or a more pronounced shift. Despite recent drawdowns—some briefly reaching as much as 20%—every major valuation metric, from the Shiller CAPE ratio to the Buffett Indicator, suggests that equities are significantly overvalued. A meaningful correction to the …
Is it time to invest in automakers?
I wonder if now is a good time to buy the dip that keeps on dipping in the automotive industry. Ford and Stellantis are pretty low (especially the latter) and I don't think they're going bankrupt or disappearing, so there is potential for a substantial increase in the future stock …
My plan seems foolproof, which means it's wrong. Can you give me an opinion.
I just got into investing. So I'm planning to invest into 100 nvdia shares, and sell covered calls (rolling them before expiry so I don't get assigned) for pretty much forever. I am doing the same with my 200 ford shares and I've been having success but minimal returns due …
Do most of you actually write out stock analyses or just scan metrics and go?
Lately I've been wondering how many people here actually write down their thoughts when analyzing a stock. Do you go as far as outlining your investment thesis, risks, catalysts, etc. Or do you mostly just look up a few key metrics (P/E, revenue growth, margins, etc) and make a decision …
Bitcoin: a Decentralized Lying System
Bitcoin is not simply a speculative bubble, a new form of trade, or a misunderstood technology. It's something far stranger. It is the first widely accepted system where absolutely nothing exists. No tokens. No coins. No digital files. No abstract representations. Just numbers in a ledger that pretend to refer …
Why do members of this subreddit feel like putting 70% ($300,000) into one stock is bad?
Whenever I post about putting 70% of my portfolio, or 300,000 USD into one stock, people get so upset. What's the big deal? As long as I know what the income from operations is, and the price to earnings ratio, if it's a chinese stock, then I just have to …
Are U.S. Treasuries Still a Safe Investment?
Had you asked me two weeks ago, I would have questioned your sanity. Of course, they were safe. However, now I'm not so sure anymore. Two reasons: 1.) The U.S. has an enormous amount of debt, but given the strength of the U.S. economy, it was reasonable to believe that …
Regarding bond sell off, what are the implications for bond ETF dividends in the short to mid term?
I understand that the bond yield increases inversely to the falling market rate, but am unsure how bond ETFs are structured in order to pay a dividend. So does the volatility cause dividends to disappear, or will dividends follow the underlying bonds yields?
Vanguard individual cash plus vs. brokerage account?
I wanted to use Vanguard to start putting money in the stock market, particularly for VOO or another index fund (I already have a separate HYSA that I am using). Which type of Vanguard account should I open if my main objective is to let my money grow long term?
Starting to get worried about holding USD (aka my damn savings account) - I have 25k to my name. What to do?
I know the likely answer here is to do nothing, but for the first time in my life, I have an emergency fund - 25k in a HYSA. I'm terrified of the dollar crashing, right when I finally started getting my shit together. Any thought at all of putting USD …