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Reddit by FortunateGeek April 25, 2025

US Citizen's International Investment Possibilities

I am a US Citizen who would like to invest Euros into a European stock market index fund of some kind. I have been unable to figure out how to do this. I have an IBKR account. I can convert from USD to Euros. But from there I am struggling. …

Reddit by RealKhanate April 25, 2025

Silver Investing is good?

The gold/silver ratio has only been above 100 twice this century: once during the 2008 global financial crisis and again in the early stages of the 2020 pandemic. Could the fact that it is now back above this level be a serious signal? Does it suggest that silver is too …

Reddit by eggmaker April 25, 2025

What would happen if a sizable number of traders could accurately predict the market?

The market is a game of incomplete information. Every bid or sale is a move made without full knowledge of what others will do. **A thought experiment**: Imagine a scenario where a large number of people/traders consistently know which way stocks and the market are headed. In other words, what …

Reddit by GhostDosa April 25, 2025

Holding gold and/or government securities

Given all the market volatility, I am considering going with a stock split of 60 percent equities and 40 percent more safer asset classes like gold or treasury securities. Is it worth splitting the 40 percent between gold and treasuries or is one class typically better? Is 40 too high? …

Reddit by CostcoJugOfMayo April 25, 2025

What are your favorite sources for economic sentiment as a whole? Trying to read more.

I'm pretty boring when it comes to my stock investing (just automatically DCA into index funds) but I like to keep up on economic sentiment through [https://tipswatch.com/](https://tipswatch.com/) and [https://www.reddit.com/r/MortgageBrokerRates/](https://www.reddit.com/r/MortgageBrokerRates/) As someone who is actively trying to learn more, are there sources others love like newspapers and blogs that are generally …

Reddit by bozofire123 April 25, 2025

26M, live at home, $2,500 to invest every 2 weeks — where should I be putting it?

Hey all, I’m a 26-year-old guy living at home with no major expenses right now. I’ve been fortunate enough to be in a position where I can invest about $2,500 every two weeks, and I want to make sure I’m using this opportunity wisely. Right now I don’t have any …

Reddit by G00gle26 April 25, 2025

Robinhood 3% IRA match worth it?

If I'm over the income limit to make IRA contributions, is it still worth it to move my IRA from Schwab to RH for the 3% match? I'm fully aware of RH platform and it's history and I have no problem with it, I actually prefer Robinhood's UI much better.

Reddit by Radiant-Author3704 April 25, 2025

I’m overwhelmed I feel behind

I am working two jobs amounting to 35-40 hours a week I make anywhere from 1500-2000$ a months but I feel like I’m working my life away even though I don’t anything outside of work, I have no friends no social life I save all my money besides my few …

Reddit by Asian_NEET April 25, 2025

Should i keep my robinhood account or completely switch to fidelity

Hello competent investors, i am brand new to this so i got a robinhood account to invest in the vanguard s&p500. I have a retirement account with fidelity due to a previous job and i recently noticed an option to start a brokerage account on the fidelity app when i …

Reddit by ArcticWind10 April 25, 2025

Everyone talks about SGOV. Why not BILS (1% higher APY?)

Everyone talks about SGOV, which has 4.18% APY and 0.09% expense ratio. BILS has 5.12% yield and 0.136% expense ratio. My understanding is SGOV is more dynamic to current rates, so if rates go up, then it may win over BILS. But currently it's behind, right? Am i missing something? …