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Reddit by Ragebait_Destroyer May 18, 2026

Flat index but risky stocks dumping. Bad news for longs.

Big corrections always start with risky high beta assets dumping quietly first. Markets are never flat, if it's not going up, it's going down. BREAKING: HUGE CHINA SLOWDOWN AND META LAYOFFS LOOMING AS AI REPLACES WHITE COLLAR JOBS China’s growth slowed across the board in April with investment resuming declines, …

Reddit by Inside_Guava_5482 May 18, 2026

$GLSI shows Less Than 9k Shares Available to Short

I do own this with less than 10,000 shares. APR LOOKS like it is about 220% cost to Borrow this morning with Hard to Borrow status at all Brokers. This ran 3000% in 2021 on Phase results & wasn’t shorted anything like this. Phase 3 due any day Plus insiders …

Reddit by caveatexemptor May 18, 2026

Big List of Continuous-Roll Futures Tickers available through yFinance for any managed futures backtest geeks out there

Below is my go-to list of continuous-roll futures tickers available through yFinance. There 202 total tickers, 105 of which have sufficient price histories to be useful in a backtest setting ('#' denotes the tickers with insufficient histories). Decent for mnaged futures backtesting, if you're into that sort of thing. Here …

Reddit by Inside_Guava_5482 May 18, 2026

$GLSI shows Less Than 1k Shares Available to Short

APR LOOKS like it is about 110% cost to Borrow with Hard to Borrow status at all Brokers. I own less than 10,000 shares. Will add. This ran 3000% in 2021 on Phase results & wasn’t shorted anything like this. Phase 3 due any day Plus insiders own 53% of …

Reddit by ZealousidealGoose193 May 18, 2026

$CC - The next bottle neck?

Hey all, As i was trying to figure out what is the next bottle next as MU. I came across $CC. They have unique solution to the cooling problem in AI data centers. "Thermal & Specialized Solutions (TSS): This is the segment driving the AI-cooling hype. They produce advanced refrigerants …

Reddit by WorthContribution457 May 18, 2026

Redwire (RDW)

Anybody investing into Redwire ? Was looking into the stock and might add it it the portfolio. Just curious on some of your guys thoughts . They are positioned in a few different sectors Space infrastructure Defense Tech Satellite systems Revenue has grown about %50 year to year They have …

Reddit by OilAny787 May 18, 2026

Share your highest conviction position right now I'll write up the most compelling thesis

​ Been running a concentrated equity portfolio for a few years now, currently hold 6 core positions built around a top down sector screening process with DCF based intrinsic value targets (not multiples). Looking to expand my watchlist I've got time this month to do proper research, what I'm looking …

Reddit by AutoModerator May 18, 2026

r/Stocks Daily Discussion Monday - May 18, 2026

These daily discussions run from Monday to Friday including during our themed posts. Some helpful links: \* \[Finviz\](https://finviz.com/quote.ashx?t=spy) for charts, fundamentals, and aggregated news on individual stocks \* \[Bloomberg market news\](https://www.bloomberg.com/markets) \* StreetInsider news: \* \[Market Check\](https://www.streetinsider.com/Market+Check) - Possibly why the market is doing what it's doing including sudden spikes/dips …

Reddit by Longtimefed May 18, 2026

Advice on transferring stock from deceased parent

Hoping someone who knows for sure how this is done can help me. What documents do the stock-transfer companies (such as Computershare) require to transfer stocks from a deceased parent to an adult child? None of the stocks have a "transfer on death" (TOD) notice. Background: My father died earlier …

Reddit by ButtPlugForPM May 18, 2026

Is my CFO being an idiot or should i listen to them.

Long story short, my company’s CFO wants to sell off a large parcel of AMD shares that we received as a bonus payment for a job. I don’t want to sell. I think they’ve still got a pretty good run left in them, and honestly, it’s not like we actually …