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Reddit by Fantastic-Two1110 April 21, 2025

Another Bear market

From 2000 to 2017, the U.S. experienced **two bear markets**. Since 2018, we've now had **four bear markets** — in **2018, 2020, 2022, and 2025**. This is historically abnormal and suggests that **U.S. stocks may no longer be as reliable** as they once were. In fact, since the market peak …

Reddit by NH_Swingtrader7498 April 21, 2025

Only Trade What You Can Afford To Lose

With so much volatility in the Stock Market since the start of this year, stock market has been incredibly hard to trade. If you are caught in the wrong side of the trade, you can get wiped out quickly. That being said, I want to remind everyone that you want …

Reddit by DenchKecia April 21, 2025

How should we treat earning reports after this wild tariff?

With all the tariff drama lately, I honestly have no idea how much weight to put on earnings this season. I used to pay a lot of attention to earnings, but this time feels different. Consumer spending probably got a boost in March/April from people trying to buy stuff before …

Reddit by midnightllamas April 21, 2025

Non American Stock Market Faves

Now that the US markets are wildly unreliable, what countries/markets are looking like the next leaders? I’m looking to invest in etfs that track or invest in these countries as to hedge against my American investments.

Reddit by MrOptical April 20, 2025

Is the Australian market closed today? (Monday 21st)

In my investing finance app I see in the holiday calendar that Australia (along with other markets such as Europe) have Easter. Does that mean the market is closed or are they simply stating that there's a holiday?

Reddit by JanMikh April 20, 2025

The Wall Street Journal explains Trump tariffs.

I had a similar analyses, but this coming from most respected business paper should have more weight. (Quote) Markets are trying to figure out the implications of upending this system. Here are four: More expensive stuff, and less choice of stuff. Increasing saving means reducing consumption. The tariffs amount to …

Reddit by campaneitor77 April 20, 2025

Never thought I'd learn this from the guy who failed every math test

Hey all, just wanted to share something that totally caught me off guard recently. Last weekend, I went to a casual class reunion with my cousin. You know the vibe - small café, lots of "what have you been up to" convos. Out of nowhere, this guy from our old …

Reddit by Barren-Wuffett-jr April 20, 2025

HIMS growth in 2025 realisitc?

Hey guys Anyone with deeper insight into HIMS? In 2024, they generated approximately €200 million in sales in the weight loss segment. Now, sales of the original GLP1 medication (semaglutide) are no longer available, and yet HIMS has guided sales of €725 million in the weight loss segment for 2025. …

Reddit by StocksTok April 20, 2025

Unpopular opinion: The current market volatility is GOOD

While everyone's panicking about daily swings and trying to time the bottom, I've been slowly adding to positions regardless of headlines. This volatility creates opportunity. When the market was only going up, everything was overpriced. Now there are actual bargains appearing for those patient enough to look past next week's …

Reddit by Additional-Factor994 April 20, 2025

Foreign currency hedged US indexes

As everyone I am trying to manage this difficult environment...I thought I was fairly conservatively positioned but when bonds were selling off, that really got me. As I am looking for alternatives, I was thinking maybe getting into some foreign currency hedged US index fund may mitigate some issues for …