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Reddit by MattieuOdd January 3, 2026

What would be consequences to global economy and investing if China decides to definitely move on Taiwan after US intervening in Venezuela?

To me, Venezuela case could lead to China think two things: 1. "If US can do this to sovereign country, we can do it as well to an island which is (according to CCP) part of our country and long overdue for reunification." 2. "Damn, US really mean business. We …

Reddit by Orcanius January 3, 2026

With the US hitting Venezuela today, is anyone else terrified China takes Taiwan next? (and bricks the global chip supply)

Everyone is focused on Caracas right now, but I can’t stop thinking about the precedent this sets. If Beijing decides this is their green light to finally move on Taiwan, we aren’t looking at a chip shortage. People seem to forget the silicon shield failsafes. ASML has remote kill switches …

Reddit by Noseknowledge January 3, 2026

Why I think Quantumscape is a great company for value investors with a growth mindset

Our edge as retail investors are 2 things; to be contrarian and to take timelines others are not willing to. I find this personally to be anywhere upwards of 3 years. With these in mind I found Quantumscape towards the end of 2021 midway through its intial covid money hype …

Reddit by AutoModerator January 3, 2026

r/Stocks Weekly Thread on Meme Stocks Saturday - Jan 03, 2026

The meme stock scheduled posts will now run weekly and post Saturday afternoon and won't be a sticky; you're probably seeing this because automod sent you here! [Full list of meme stocks here.](https://www.reddit.com/r/stocks/wiki/meme-stocks) This will be updated every once in a while. ------ Welcome traders who just can't help them …

Reddit by ipeench_ January 3, 2026

Rate my picks

Ran a scan earlier in the week in hopes to find individual value stocks to buy and hold. Smallish exposure, goal is to have 25% of portfolio these picks and the other 75% VOO. Scan criteria is as follows: Reasonable share price vs book value (except MU, I’m willing to …

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Reddit by Dry_Structure_6879 January 3, 2026

Thoughts on U.S. opertation in Venezuela potentially being part of something bigger

Is it possible this is all part of an implicit great power agreement where Russia gets Ukraine, the United States gets Venezuela or Greenland, and China gets Taiwan? If that’s the case does it mean Taiwan is next? And if so, are we potentially heading into a multi-year recession or …

Reddit by joethemaker22 January 3, 2026

What stocks will be the most effected after the US bombed Venezuela and captured their President?

I’m not familiar with Latin American stocks or how this affects the market. What stocks do you think will be impacted, and how will the market react to this aggression by the US toward a sovereign country? For example, could the US face sanctions or see other countries avoid doing …

Reddit by Due-Sea4841 January 3, 2026

Rocket Lab Corporation (RKLB) - Ripping and Roaring 200% the TTM....!!!

Rocket Lab recently won a $816M contract to build 18 satellites along with 4 other Prime Defense Contractors (Lockheed Martin, Northrup Grumman, SpaceX, L3Harris) for the initial 'Golden Dome', multi-level missile and satellite detection defense system. # Rocket Lab Awarded $816M Prime Contract to Build Missile- Defense Satellite Constellation for …

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Reddit by weeb_geymer January 3, 2026

venezuela needs freedom

what would be some good stocks rn since trump is bombing venezuela, i was thinking fighter jet companys like lockhead martin and also air strike ammunition companys but i cant think of anything else, or should i just not invest in that shit ?

Reddit by lavalyynx January 3, 2026

I’m building a "Meritocracy Engine" to track investor skill. No more Price Targets - only Probability Distributions. Would you use this?

**The Problem:** We typically measure investor success by **Outcome** (Did you make money?), not **Process** (Did you correctly assess the risk?). This creates "Survivorship Bias." An investor who puts 100% of their portfolio into a meme stock and gets lucky is hailed as a genius, while a prudent risk manager …