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Reddit by NotTaken2022 May 12, 2025

Let's talk about CPI/PPI

The April CPI report will be released before the market opens tomorrow. I believe it will reflect the first signs of tariff impacts, spooking the markets into selling off some of today's gains. If PPI data on Thursday confirms inflationary pressure, and JPow strikes a negative tone in his speech …

Reddit by critical-th1nk May 12, 2025

Innodata (INOD) for growth potential?

I'm new to stocks and have done most of my research through chatgpt and google. I own VOO, VXUS and QQQ that i add to weekly but i was thinking about buy a few single stocks for potential growth... Ive been looking at Innodata for a small investment. It seems …

Reddit by SalehD13 May 12, 2025

Saudis just launched their Al company

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Reddit by gravitycell May 12, 2025

My portfolio is finally green!

Baby investor but I'm proud of myself so far and don't have any irl friends to really share this with. When I first began I was just picking stocks I liked, mostly quantum, because I love the technology and also bought into the hype. Then the quantum crashed happened in …

Reddit by Voaracious May 12, 2025

NEM - Newmont Gold

This is a stock I fancy and I bring it to your attention. All the bears on this sub might like it. But there's reasons for bulls to like it too. OK so currently pe around 11.5. Debt to asset 0.16. Some debt but nothing too much for a company …

Reddit by Agile-Technology-209 May 12, 2025

What’s Next for the Market

Do y’all think we’ll see another drop in stocks, similar to what happened Liberation Day. Market is going back up currently, but might not last. Will we see another drop, in which VTI falls to around 240? Curious to see what yall think is going to happen next. I’m thinking …

target $240.00 Score: -1.00 View Prediction
Reddit by Machiavelli127 May 12, 2025

Let the linked post be a lesson on why attempting to time the market is a bad idea

[https://www.reddit.com/r/stocks/comments/1k6188i/is\_it\_a\_good\_day\_to\_cash\_out\_some\_more/](https://www.reddit.com/r/stocks/comments/1k6188i/is_it_a_good_day_to_cash_out_some_more/) In the linked post, the OP had mentioned he was selling out and moving to cash (albeit over time, he had been doing it for months and was 55% cash at the time of the post and planning to sell more). Many people, myself included, tried to explain why …

Reddit by Many_Estate1581 May 12, 2025

The China tarrifs are not the only one

I get why people are celebrating the China tarrifs being mostly put on pause for 90 days(or whenever Trump changes his mind or tries to prove he did not just pussy out) but those are not the only thing stressing our economy, or the only tarrifs being enacted. Yes, if …

Reddit by TreeTopsPyrography May 12, 2025

Current Market has reminded me never to listen to reddit

Many on this sub claimed that US markets would not recover for several years, that Trump has permanently destroyed relations with our allies, and that one is a fool for keeping money in the US with such economic uncertainty. These same types preached the importance of being greedy when others …

Reddit by MythrilBalls May 12, 2025

Are fears of Trump’s tariff talks swaying our stock strategy in the wrong direction?

As we aim to refine our investment approaches, I feel like I'm seeing a trend: could our perspectives on Trump’s tariff negotiations be quietly influencing our stock choices, possibly undermining our returns? For instance, might fear of potential trade disruptions lead us to hastily sell stocks in sectors like tech, …