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Reddit by bmeisler April 11, 2025

Bond yields surging, so is gold

And so is the Euro and the Swiss Franc as the world is pulling assets out of the US. I heard it was China dumping their treasuries, then I heard Japan and Canada, then I heard it’s hedge funds shorting the long bond - I don’t think anyone knows for …

Reddit by uniyk April 11, 2025

China's Semiconductor Industry Association dropped a emergency policy determining the origin of export "the location of the wafer fabrication plant"

\*\*Emergency Notice Regarding the "Country of Origin" Determination Rules for Semiconductor Products\*\* To All Member Units: In accordance with the relevant regulations of the General Administration of Customs, the country of origin for "integrated circuits" is determined based on the four-digit tariff code change principle, which means the location of …

Reddit by ihavequestionzzzzzz April 11, 2025

How are people "losing money" when the market literally bounced/s back?

As I understand it, as time goes on, in general, my investments will go up (like over 30 years) As I understand it, you only "lose" if you sell when it's down.. My stuff is down like 4% at the moment? It went down maybe 10% but it comes back …

Reddit by Significant-Face-995 April 11, 2025

Investing in non US stocks, using non-US currency, as an American citizen

As an American citizen, how can I safely invest in foreign stocks, held in non-USD? I’ve been investing in non-US stocks for a bit now, but it’s still in brokerage accounts measured in dollars. FXE, and FXY, which can be bought in USD on US exchanges, seems to be an …

Reddit by Life_Ad_2756 April 11, 2025

Bitcoin Is the First Thing We’ve Ever Traded That Does Nothing

Since the beginning of civilization, everything humans have traded has shared a common trait: it performs a function. Trade has never existed just for its own sake. Items are exchanged because they do something, like feed people, clothe them, transport them, store energy, generate income, entertain, or beautify. Grain feeds. …

Reddit by Agile-Technology-209 April 11, 2025

Long term viability of the US Stock Market

As a 24 year old, I have just recently gotten into investing. Currently have a 65/35 VTI/VXUS allocation. I was wondering whether the US could truly be losing its power. Other countries could be looking to replace the dollar from the reserve currency. Is it still safe to invest in …

Reddit by pian42 April 11, 2025

Folding Under Pressure... or Not?

I just put my first $500 into SPY using Charles Schwab in an Individual Brokerage account, Im 18 years old, I had been researching stocks for like a month and then this entire thing happend, and even though it's my first time investing into stocks I loook at all of …

Reddit by wwwangels April 11, 2025

Gainbridge Fast Break Non-taxed Deferred Annuity

I'm looking for a CD for my mom. She needs low-risk since she is older. There are your standard CDs with the rates at about 4.5. But then there is Gainbridge Fast Break Annuity 5.75%-5.8% for over 100k. She's over 60, so there would be no penalty for withdrawing it …

Reddit by Biscuit_Eater2591 April 11, 2025

Odds of the market crashing again on Friday?

Me thinking another 800-1200 drop on Dow, 400-500 on S&P and just make it another 1100 to the downside for Nasquack, what leads me to think this is the market is bearish big time and bonds are no longer a safe haven. Heck earlier today they were talking about buying …

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Reddit by DaoStudent April 11, 2025

Permanent Portfolio PRPFX

An approach to reduce dollar assets ? Strategy The investment seeks to preserve and increase the purchasing power value of its shares over the long term. The fund allocates its assets as follows: 20% of its assets in gold, 5% of its assets in silver, 10% of its assets in …