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very restricted in what i can buy
So i am an american citizen who has been living in Sweden for the past 16 years. I am also 21 years old. I’ve recently gotten in to buying stocks but because of the irs crazy tax laws on ex pats and the policy of the app I buy stocks …
$STM - Superior eNVM as future USP?
Working in the semiconductor business - SOC design, having access to certain reverse engineering data. Turns out that $STM has a major advantage with their PCM technology on 18nm FD-SOI that let's competitors in the SOC/uC business s* their pants as nobody in the industry can't compete with the area …
It looks like I've been giving the major indexes a run for their money
I reviewed the past two and a half years of my portfolio’s performance and graphed the results against the major market indexes. Surprisingly, I’ve been consistently outpacing the market. I would describe my approach as a new-age value investing style, characterized by a heavy emphasis on tech and NASDAQ stocks. …
Gaining Exposure
Big believer in both satellite internet and exploration. Any thoughts on gaining exposure to SpaceX or Blue Origin. I know both are private, but thoughts on how to get related exposure would be great.
Wash sale rules advice
So I took some losses on AMD last few weeks. I decided to get out of my shares and harvest my losses. Problem is, I still want to be invested in AMD, especially at these prices. So I purchased some 2026 Sept 210C options. My broker couldn’t confirm if it …
Do you think Alphabet will keep waymo or spin it off?
Looks like several articles show that Waymo could eventually generate more income than google's ad revenue [https://www.forbes.com/sites/alanohnsman/2025/09/03/waymo-could-be-a-trillion-dollar-opportunity/](https://www.forbes.com/sites/alanohnsman/2025/09/03/waymo-could-be-a-trillion-dollar-opportunity/) However these articles also suggest that google might spin it off. As a google stock owner I would hope google would keep it under it's alphabet umbrella as it seems it fits so …
What does this mean for shareholders, particularly the bold text?
Found in the news for SITC: SITE Centers intends for its common shares to continue to be listed on the New York Stock Exchange, subject to its continued compliance with NYSE listing requirements. Prior to reaching price per share or market capitalization levels that would trigger automatic delisting, **the Company …
Technically, does each shareholder own treasury stocks?
Let's have a theoretical thought experiment. Let's say there are 100 shareholders each owning 1 share. So that means each shareholder owns 1% of the company. Now let's say the company buys back 50 shares and keeps those 50 shares as treasury stock(instead of reselling them or retiring them) and …
UBER is being irrationally undervalued due to autonomous driving concerns
I’ve been researching $UBER and believe the stock is significantly oversold due to excessive fear that autonomous vehicles will soon destroy the ride-hailing business. This mirrors the situation with $GOOG earlier this year, when panic over ChatGPT and generative AI led to a sharp sell-off on concerns that search market …
r/Stocks Weekly Thread on Meme Stocks Saturday - Dec 20, 2025
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 …