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Reddit by Nightmxreinc July 1, 2026

Investors, is take two interactive stock worth investing in for the long run?

With the pre order of grand theft auto 6 being release, im wondering if my decision of investing into take two is worth it or not. I invested the week before pre orders went live (only able to buy one stock currently) and it did well, currently growing slowly, but …

Reddit by Key_Category_8531 July 1, 2026

META is not going anywhere. Don't listen to the naysayers.

Mark Zuckerberg is an incompetent human being. Despite this, META stock will continue to grow and produce gains for shareholders. Why? The reason is simple. Meta is an ads company. 99.9% of their revenue is from selling advertisements. Without ads, Meta doesn't exist. Meta is one giant ad. Businesses around …

Reddit by AgurkinisDinozauras July 1, 2026

Is HPE worth holding?

So looking at how it barely moved before, I was not interested in buying. But after sudden rise(Dell's and HPE's earnings) and little fallback I thought that it will rise more. More plausible that it will remain steadily like before(so barely any gains or losses) or will it rise? I …

Reddit by TheKindlyPoltergeist July 1, 2026

What does everyone think of Kroger buying Giant Eagle? Kroger has bought giant eagle for 1.6 billion dollars.

Kroger's Current stock price is 54.5 per share. Kroger is down 14% this year. Revenue went up 2.2% and profits margin went up 2.08%. they did miss their current quarterly earnings estimate by .83% but they did beat the prior 3 quarters. Kroger has bought giant eagle for 1.6 billion …

Reddit by nabuuuya July 1, 2026

$META accepted defeat

I strongly believe that $META has just openly accepted defeat. Literally NO ONE I know uses META AI. Big corporates/Uni students all use ChatGPT, Claude, Anthropic or Gemini. I’m just surprised the market is rewarding Zuck for his incompetence yet again. First, the failure of building out the Metaverse and …

Reddit by Key_Category_8531 July 1, 2026

By 2040, we will have digital heaven. Your investments won't matter.

I posted about selling compute being the way of the future and a lot of you mocked me. But look at what happened in the next few days. META is selling cloud compute now, their stock just jumped 10% and is currently rallying to the moon. Hats off to them, …

Reddit by Acceptable-Leek1546 July 1, 2026

TRX is the next money maker

Record Financial Performance TRX just reported a record quarter with production of nearly 7,500 ounces, an average realized gold price of $4,655/oz, over $34 million in revenue, and a 62% gross profit margin. Over the six months to February 2026, revenue nearly tripled to $59.2 million from $21.6 million the …

Reddit by IvoryTowerResident July 1, 2026

META gap up on Cloud business to sell excess AI Compute

Meta is reportedly developing a cloud business to sell access to excess AI compute, per Bloomberg. The internal initiative is called Meta Compute. The plans being considered: AI model access hosted on Meta infrastructure, similar to AWS Bedrock Raw AI compute capacity, closer to CoreWeave Developer access to Meta’s data …

Reddit by SnooHedgehogs5162 July 1, 2026

Euro area annual inflation down to 2.8% (from 3.2%)

Consumer prices rose 2.8% from a year ago in June, **down from 3.2% the previous month**, Eurostat said Wednesday. That’s less than the 3% median estimate in a Bloomberg survey. CPI is lower in EU in June. The EU is one of the place that got hit the hardest after …

Reddit by MoneyMonsterStudios July 1, 2026

Anthropic's Mythos/Fable restrictions got lifted and nobody's talking about what this means for AMZN and GOOGL

Woke up to this headline and it's kinda flying under the radar: Trump just lifted the export restrictions on Anthropic's Mythos and Fable models. Everyone here's obsessed with Nvidia and the Microsoft/OpenAI trade, but nobody's talking about who else has billions riding on Anthropic: Amazon and Google. Less red tape, …