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Reddit by ICE_Putsavin2010 June 13, 2026

I'd like to ask everyone directly: Which companies might be shut down or collapse in the future, and for what reasons or problems?

The thing is, when users on Reddit post questions like this, it's very rare, or almost non-existent, but I wanted to mention this beforehand: "Most companies these days are in very good financial positions, and their market capitalization will rise significantly. But there will be days or weeks when those …

Reddit by osunlyyde June 13, 2026

Who is even allowed to sell SPCX right now?

So institutional investors, who hold the majority of the stock, aren't selling any SPCX for weeks or months because they would be excluded from future IPOs by the investment banks. Now I read in the NYT that flipping the stock is allowed for retail investors but that many exchanges will …

Reddit by AutoModerator June 13, 2026

r/Stocks Weekly Thread on Meme Stocks Saturday - Jun 13, 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 gregzoe June 13, 2026

What are your thoughts on AVGO (Broadcom)?

Made the big mistake of buying AVGO near ATH and holding into earnings. I am at around 20% down and am trying to figure out what to do. I originally planned to just hold and hope that it would return to ATH by next earnings. However some believe that the …

Reddit by ThoughtDear7015 June 13, 2026

Is there a way to invest without AI/ Are there any "Non-AI" stocks/ETFs that are reliable?

Tried googling this but couldn't find too many results (and some of them were even wrong like wdym Disney isn't associated with AI??). This is probably not a common question at all in communities like these. This is IMO my top priority for stocks. I don't know much about investing …

Reddit by jbjersey June 13, 2026

Is Cloudflare (NET) splitting it's stock? Confused about this proxy vote item

Received the usual request to vote your shares for the upcoming meeting and saw this as one of the items: 4D. Approval and adoption of amendments to implement a stock split in which (i) each share of Class A common stock would become one share of Class A common stock …

Reddit by RealitySucksTheBig1 June 13, 2026

A genuine question for anyone willing to offer any judgement-free advice

Simply put, I only have $1000 I am able to invest at the moment. I probably blew my chance at SpaceX, and am still much too green of a novice to ever discern whether or not that was ever a wise/prudent option even now. We are talking about Musk after …

Reddit by AutoModerator June 13, 2026

/r/Stocks Weekend Discussion Saturday - Jun 13, 2026

This is the weekend edition of our stickied discussion thread. Discuss your trades / moves from last week and what you're planning on doing for the week ahead. 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: * …

Reddit by jackson_durai June 13, 2026

Explaining the SpaceX IPO: How a $75B raise leads to a $1.77 Trillion valuation and why insiders can’t just dump the stock?

There is a lot of confusion around the math of the SpaceX IPO. People see headlines about raising $75 billion, but then hear the company is valued at over $1.7 trillion with a crazy Price-to-Sales (P/S) ratio over 90x. Here is a simple breakdown of how the math actually works, …

Reddit by wick77777777 June 13, 2026

The math isn't mathing on the SpaceX IPO

Everyone is cheering the 19% pop like it proves something. It doesn't. Let's actually look. SpaceX closed today near a $2.1 TRILLION market cap. Their 2025 revenue? $18.7 billion. That's a price to sales ratio of about 112x. Not earnings, SALES. And they didn't even have earnings, they posted a …