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Reddit by perfectingperfection April 3, 2025

It's a good time to invest heavily into stocks

If you're scared downvote me. Look all around, there is fear everywhere. I'm a boring DCAer but today I've "awakened" to strategize. This is what I live for. It's moments like these that can catapult you ahead of the Jones' next door. While they're selling everything because "this is just …

Reddit by YouHaveShitBreath April 3, 2025

Any other UK / EU investors struggling with double whammy decimation? Holding US Growth stocks in USD, what's your plan?

Title says it all My plan is to keep holding and investing when I can, but I'm somewhat alarmed. Since February I've lost slightly less than a third of my portfolio, 10% from USD crashing and 20% from Amazon, Meta, Google, Novo Nordisk and Microsoft crashing I knew to expect …

Reddit by Lofi-Fanboy123 April 3, 2025

Rolls-Royce and Nu Holdings Are Still Solid Investments Despite Trump’s Tariffs

With Trump announcing new tariffs, a lot of investors are getting nervous. But to me, Rolls-Royce and Nu Holdings still look like great investments with minimal downside. Rolls-Royce has a major U.S. presence, including a facility in Indianapolis. That means it’s not just some foreign company getting hit by tariffs—it’s …

Reddit by DrCalFun April 3, 2025

RDDT plunges… why?

Reddit is at present down 12%. Greater than even Apple who is adversely affected by the tariffs and the controversial Tesla… Why is Reddit plummeting when it does not manufacture anything? Why would it fall when literally people from almost every country (China included) are taking to reddit among other …

Reddit by WinningWatchlist April 3, 2025

Interesting Stocks Today (04/3) - Liberation Day

Hi! I am an ex-prop shop equity trader. This is a daily watchlist for short-term trading: I might trade all/none of the stocks listed, and even stocks not listed! I am targeting potentially good candidates for short-term trading; I have no opinion on them as investments. The potential of the …

Reddit by DzipaloJunuzHepek April 3, 2025

Statement by AmChams in Europe: The Importance of Transatlantic Collaboration

The transatlantic relationship is the foundation of global economic prosperity, innovation, and security. As AmChams in Europe, we call on leaders on both sides of the Atlantic to prioritize open and constructive dialogue, ensuring that our economies remain interconnected and future-proof. Our shared economic space is the world’s largest and …

Reddit by Nearby_Valuable_5467 April 3, 2025

$TSLA (again)

Is $TSLA going to recover, or has Elon Musk done the company so much reputational damage that even if he gets fired (sorry, I meant 'resigned) from DOGE, that him coming back as CEO won't matter a jot? In China a friend of mine predicted that the Chinese Government would …

Reddit by Nearby_Valuable_5467 April 3, 2025

Tourism industry

I have a thought: The US economy's also going to lose a ton of money through it's tourist trade. Non-Americans will not be bothered to visit (either staying home, going to Europe or Mexico or Canada), and Americans will fear coming abroad for obvious reasons (They are all going to …

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Reddit by zuccccccccccc April 3, 2025

[20M] Getting a semi-sizable inheritance soon ($35K)- how can I double/triple it?

I will be receiving a $35k inheritance soon and want to make sure it doesn’t get wasted; I’d like to put a good portion of into a stock or fund or something to double/triple this over time Any suggestions?

Reddit by DzipaloJunuzHepek April 3, 2025

How the US has calculated new tariffs, out of thin air

The US tariffs are based on the US's trade in goods with other countries last year. For example, EU countries sold goods to the US for 605.8 billion dollars. The US exported goods to the EU countries for 370.2 billion dollars. The US thus had a deficit in trade in …