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Reddit by needmmo January 21, 2026

MSFT advice: Get out when you can

If MSFT ever makes it back to its +500 mark (peak was 540) I'm getting out. This is no longer fun. MSFT is failing with everything they have except Azure. OpenAI down the drain, copilot is a disaster, and Azure is not enough to beat S&P.

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Reddit by JohnnyTreemain January 21, 2026

What is the deal with Intel’s P&E?

Everywhere I look, it shows an insane p/e; anywhere from 4,000 to 700. Why is there no consensus on what it actually is, and why are all values veeery high? I know they showed losses in 2024, but I believe Q3 2025 showed net income of like $4 billion. Shouldn’t …

Reddit by Mouse1701 January 21, 2026

They just changed new trading rules

New PDT Rule Soon! On January 9th, the SEC published FINRA's proposed new pattern day trader rule, which finally does away with the $25,000 account minimum and the arbitrary "4 or more day trades make you a PDT". The public comment period ends Feb 4, and the new rule should …

Reddit by mitigatedcactussquat January 21, 2026

Is it worth considering rebalancing based on over exposure to certain sectors?

Over the past few years, I've been lucky enough to pick some good companies, but I'm becoming to reliant on tech. \-S&P500 index is about 20% my overall portfolio (which in itself about 40% tech) \-60% is in tech or tech adjacent \-20% is in consumer defensive **-So altogether it's …

Reddit by donharrogate January 21, 2026

Lutnick in the FT: "We’re not going to Davos to uphold the status quo. We’re going to confront it head-on."

[Another delusional and unhinged op-ed in the FT from the Trump admin, this time from Secretary of Commerce Howard Lutnick](https://www.ft.com/content/a675b8af-46b7-4f93-a616-41f0a002c22e) >Every year in January, leaders gather in Davos, Switzerland, for the World Economic Forum to discuss the global economy. This year, some people have asked a great question: Why is …

Reddit by AutoModerator January 21, 2026

r/Stocks Daily Discussion Wednesday - Jan 21, 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 blackbearleather January 21, 2026

Why is no one talking about SNDK?

I pulled up SNDK today and had to double-check the ticker. It went from around 30 bucks earlier last year to over 450 now. That is more than 1400% move and I swear I’ve barely seen anyone mention it on here.

Reddit by Lexidarling18 January 21, 2026

Emerging Markets and International Equity Index Fund

Currently, my 401k through my employer is through VOYA. My current investment selections are balanced between S&P 500 Index Fund 50.16% and Large Company Growth Index Fund 49.84%. I've been researching Emerging Markets Stock Index Fund it's up 33.72% Calendar YTD 2025 and International Equity Index Fund up 31.83 Calendar …

Reddit by lowfrequencyinvst January 21, 2026

Todays sell off, tomorrows profit

Lots of fear and worry around at the moment and it’s pretty easy to get lost in the news and headlines during weeks like this (especially when rhe news flow is rapid and moves stocks and markets). But weeks like this are when you get to step up to the …

Reddit by ediblepet January 20, 2026

Markets 24/7

Why don't global stock markets, and others, don't function 24/7 ? Why is the world of trading operating like we are living in 1928? Exchanges should work non-stop, because trades take place non-stop, somewhere in the globe... Not only that, why aren't stock markets integrated globally? Also, weekends and local …