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Reddit by onerandomcomputerguy April 18, 2026

Here's how I'm playing SPY short term

Based on prior market behavior and what has already happened to the crypto market in the last quarter, I agree with the hypothesis that SPY could see a slightly higher high followed by a correction bigger than the last one, so 15-20% instead of 10. Just pulling a number out …

target $740.00 Score: 1.00 View Prediction
Reddit by HunterMichael92 April 18, 2026

Moving on from LION - NCR Voyix VYX - Next Long Play

Good morning, Stocks community. Now that $LION has done a 110% jump from when first posted here, it's time for a much thought out thesis on the next play. I've exited $LION in full. I am building a large position in VYX, NCR Voyix, the split company from NCR focusing …

Reddit by Rarek April 18, 2026

Capcom (CCOEY) back in the cycle towards run up.

With the Pragmata launch (April 24) showing it as a top seller on Steam and receiving strong critical reception, Capcom is likely to crush earnings come May 13. I’m expecting a run-up similar to the one we saw in early 2025 due to Wilds. I've made solid returns over the …

buy Score: -0.95 View Prediction
Reddit by AutoModerator April 18, 2026

/r/Stocks Weekend Discussion Saturday - Apr 18, 2026

This is the weekend edition of our stickied discussion thread. Discuss your trades / moves from last week and what you're planning on doing for the week ahead. 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: * …

Reddit by AgreeableFace9369 April 18, 2026

I got tired of trading journals charging $30/month, so I built my own for free.

like a lot of you, I realized that tracking my trades is the only way to actually find my edge and stop blowing up accounts. But when I looked for a good trading journal, almost all of them (TraderSync, TradeZella, etc.) demanded expensive monthly subscriptions. I’m a trader, not a …

Reddit by miseryofcourse April 18, 2026

Given the state of Reddit itself, what chance does the company even have of surviving the next 5 years?

It’s a terribly mismanaged platform and a lot of its user base is fleeing to X and other social media platforms. The big brains at Reddit HQ apparently have no interest in competing with any of its competitors in the ever-changing social media ecosystem, nor any interest in managing its …

Reddit by penfoc007 April 18, 2026

People need to get off the happy path stuff and understand what is going on

As we all know, the market euphoria and BS positioning of statements, which are often inaccurate, drive the market sentiment - nothing new here, but no Middle East deal done yet and even thought statements made about Strait being open, and oil prices dropping 10% on Friday, they are Still …

sell Score: -0.47 View Prediction
Reddit by okdriverr April 18, 2026

BF wants to invest $50k into BPTRX

Please point me into the right direction if I’m in the wrong place. My bf owns a manufacturing company that does really well and he’s planning on selling the business in the next 5 years. He’s been upset the last couple years because he wishes he would’ve invested more outside …

Reddit by the-Journalist April 18, 2026

Is AI’s real impact on stocks about margin expansion, not revenue growth? Looking for flaws in this thesis.

I’ve been thinking through what’s actually holding the market back right now, and I want to pressure test this with people who think critically about macro, earnings, and second-order effects. My current view is that a big piece of market hesitation has been geopolitical risk plus uncertainty around how AI …

Reddit by WickedSensitiveCrew April 18, 2026

What’s an investment opportunity you spotted, didn’t pull the trigger on, and now regret.

Mine is missing out on Reddit’s IPO. I got an email leading up to it saying that accounts with a certain amount of karma could buy in at the underpriced level usually reserved for institutional investors. I think it was in $30s. Reddit opened at $46 and has exploded since. …