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Reddit by Vegetable_Help_5932 April 5, 2025

For those of you holding Real Estate, how are you doing?

For those holding a Real Estate portfolio, how are you doing? * Lots of people are holding cheap mortgage debt (2-3%, 30 year fixed) and rental properties. * This debt is effectively shorting the dollar, * RE is a hedge against inflation the cost of debt service goes down in …

Reddit by MolassesCalm4876 April 5, 2025

TikTok deal put on hold after China objects over tariffs, sources say

WASHINGTON/BEIJING, April 4 (Reuters) - A deal to spin off the U.S. assets of TikTok was put on hold after China indicated it would not approve the deal following President Donald Trump's tariffs announcement this week, according to two sources familiar with the matter. Trump on Friday extended by 75 …

Reddit by Able_Worker_904 April 5, 2025

Contrarian View On Market:

I hope we get a lot of inflation. I own $1.5M in 2% 30 year notes with a $4M VHCOL RE portfolio. I can’t wait for inflation to devalue my debt, fix my RE asset price, and inflate my rent income. Owning cheap RE debt is shorting the dollar and …

Reddit by Alternative_Branch_1 April 5, 2025

You have $250k surplus cash right now, how do (or would) you DCA into this market?

Currently in this very fortunate yet also confusing situation. I’m (40m) married (38f) with two kids (3/6) - the kids 529s are both well funded so that’s off the table - they each have smaller UTMAs and I don’t plan to increase any contributions there. All tax advantaged accounts are …

Reddit by feel-electric April 5, 2025

Why wouldn’t I sell everything right now until it stabilizes?

I just started investing a couple months ago, so bear with me. What is the actual benefit of me leaving my money in my Roth right now? Wouldn’t it make sense to sell it all, and then reinvest once things get a little better? Why does it make sense to …

Reddit by microwavesafe1 April 5, 2025

Investing direction for cash sitting on sidelines

Hello, Things have been going absolute bonkers..My story..Had about 520k in 401k out of which 400k was in income accounts..Have been out of the market and missed out on all the gains since 2022..Now this downturn gave me a slight better entry..was thinking about just putting all 400k back in …

Reddit by JJSSteury April 5, 2025

Should I keep my money in my Fidelity brokerage account?

First of all, I know very little about investing, so I may say things that don't make sense lol I'm 20 years old, I have a brokerage account that I invested $20,000 into, and a roth IRA in which I've invested $14,000. For the brokerage account, I've invested 20% into …

Reddit by dukerustfield April 5, 2025

U.S. stocks see biggest 2-day wipeout in history as market loses $11 trillion since Inauguration Day

I didn’t know it was this bad. We get best ever and most evers all the time. Inflation tends to make that possible. Some Black Monday in 1805 might have lost $700 and 3 donkeys and it stands as some colossal reversal of fortune. But we’ve posted a lot of …

Reddit by kubjab April 5, 2025

How Do I Invest? I Am Starting Out. Need Advice.

Say I have 80,000 dollars in a high yield savings account right now (3.7%) and I have no investments anywhere else. I’m looking to get into investing and feel like now is the time to jump in. With everything that you now know, if you were to start investing on …

Reddit by drunkenfr April 5, 2025

Analysis of the 2025 Tariff Policy: A Short-Lived Negotiation Tactic?

**1. Executive Summary:** This report analyzes if the 2025 tariff policy is a short-term negotiation tactic. While some indicators support this, the situation is complex. Key findings include a rapid implementation, official negotiation hints, a potential link to geopolitical leverage like TikTok, and affected nations' willingness to negotiate. However, some …