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Reddit by Ok_Travel_6226 April 12, 2025

US announces pauses on Chinese reciprocal tariffs for smartphones, computers, and integrated circuits

Guess this is good news for Apple, Nvidia, and other consumer tech companies? Although, not sure how well negotiations would move forward, since these seem like they key exports that are driving the trade deficit that you would want to tariff, vs. some textiles or clothing [https://content.govdelivery.com/accounts/USDHSCBP/bulletins/3db9e55](https://content.govdelivery.com/accounts/USDHSCBP/bulletins/3db9e55)

Reddit by NEWCharlieHustle April 12, 2025

Fear and Greed - this time is different

We didn’t always have a 24/7 news cycle in our pocket that we could pull out and read that had brand new click-bait-rage-bait headlines. Do you think you’re more informed now or more manipulated? In 2008 entire banks collapsed. It was a scary time, and it was different than others. …

Reddit by Icy-Improvement-4219 April 12, 2025

I want to try investing more than the safe options like Roth, 401ks

Who is an investing guru that you've had great luck getting investing advice from? Outside of just googling "Investment gurus" .. I dont and never have had Tic Tok... and I don't do much on youtube.... where Ive heard and know many post on...so of course that means I'm old …

Reddit by comfy_chair_638 April 12, 2025

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 …

Reddit by Other_Ingenuity_6093 April 12, 2025

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 …

Reddit by fatlarry88 April 12, 2025

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 …

Reddit by Don_Fez April 12, 2025

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 …

Reddit by Life_Ad_2756 April 12, 2025

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 …

Reddit by Ok_Action_4764 April 12, 2025

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 …

Reddit by zscan April 12, 2025

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 …