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Reddit by Ritterbruder2 June 11, 2026

Question on wash sale rule

I read that if you make a wash sale in a taxable brokerage account and buy the same stock in a tax-advantaged IRA, the wash rule says that the loss in the taxable brokerage account is now permanently disallowed. The stated reason being is that the disallowed loss can’t be …

Reddit by rafaelnmartins June 11, 2026

Inflation passed the exam but not the war... When the market'lll start ignoring the war again?

For now, it feels like inflation passed the test, but geopolitics became the main risk again. The big story today is that inflation wasn’t the problem.... the Middle East was. US CPI came in pretty much as expected. Inflation is still well above the Fed’s 2% target, but the report …

Reddit by MoneyMonsterStudios June 11, 2026

US Household Wealth Is Now 630% of GDP. JPMorgan Sees Several Warning Signs.

I was reading a recent JPMorgan strategy note and one stat really caught my attention. US household wealth is now sitting around 630% of GDP. For context, it was roughy 486% during the Dot-Com bubble and about 435% before the 1987 crash. It´s obviously that doesn't mean a crash is …

Reddit by ranting_chef June 11, 2026

When to buy SpaceX

First, I’m not dumping my life’s savings into this IPO, and I’m not a huge fan of Musk to begin with. I’m just thinking as a long term investment, is it a bad idea to buy shares prior to the IPO? I’m hearing a lot of people saying it’s going …

Reddit by SunAdvanced7940 June 11, 2026

A Century of Stock Market Winners and Why Most Stocks Failed to Deliver

The compound buy-and-hold return to the entire U.S. stock market over more than 100 years was 1,504,057%. Yet the median individual stock lost money. Hendrik Bessembinder has spent years asking one of the most important and counterintuitive questions in investing: if the stock market creates enormous wealth in aggregate, why …

Reddit by CapillaryClinton June 11, 2026

Is SpaceX is a comparatively 'safe' short, as its downside risk of 4x 5x 6x is so unlikely?

I'm very much not a short seller and not experienced with it. But isn't the chance of SpaceX going to 3x or 6x so unlikely (as it would make the market cap so astronomically stupid and huge), so it would effectively limit your downside risk? Its not going to 10 …

Reddit by AutoModerator June 11, 2026

r/Stocks Daily Discussion & Options Trading Thursday - Jun 11, 2026

This is the daily discussion, so anything stocks related is fine, but the theme for today is on stock options, but if options aren't your thing then just ignore the theme. Some helpful day to day links, including news: * [Finviz](https://finviz.com/quote.ashx?t=spy) for charts, fundamentals, and aggregated news on individual stocks …

Reddit by Single_Coyote7195 June 11, 2026

Guys please stop panicking and zoom out

Stocks will start ripping again to new all time highs in a week or two once this blows over when in doubt zoom out. The bull market isn't over yet baby we still got another couple of years of gains baby. I predict next week we will get some more …

Reddit by 8008I354U June 11, 2026

Why the AI bubble doesn’t matter (if you zoom out)

There will be many significant corrections over the next 10 years. Some may be related to AI development lagging behind investor expectations. However, let’s zoom out on the tech sector and look at the big picture. If AI fails to deliver what investors are expecting, development will eventually catch up …