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Reddit by Curious_me_too March 14, 2025

upcoming Fed meeting .. how are you playing it ?

The Fed meeting and press conference is on next wednesday. The CME fedwatch survey shows market expects Fed to do 2-3 rate cuts this year. But in my view, with the present uncertainty with fast changing tariff rules and DOGE based cuts, the Fed cannot model it's affect on the …

Reddit by Mountain-Taro-123 March 14, 2025

BC, Canada removes TSLAs from EV charger rebate program, while Musk warns potential retaliatory tariffs will raise costs and prices

BC Premier says taxpayers would 'want to throw up' if they learned their money was going to Elon Musk. TSLA owners no longer able to get tax payer funded rebates of $350 to install home chargers. Worth noting that TSLA is also currently under investigation by Transport Canada for suspiciously …

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Reddit by TheseLeague7054 March 14, 2025

Hearing that a recession is a good time to make a lot of money... what do i do?

Hello, sorry if I sound like an idiot but I don't want to make any mistakes. I am 18 and I have around 10k+ lying around; I make around 200 dollars every weekday cause of a little side hustle but that won't last long. I keep seeing posts and videos …

Reddit by Professional-Self149 March 14, 2025

Should I change my DCA frequency?

Current schedule right now & what I’ve been doing for a while is 2x a month. As the market is uncertain right now, should I change my DCA to weekly so I can try to make the most of any down days? I’d split the 2 current totals in half …

Reddit by JeeperDeeper March 13, 2025

NASDAQ took 15 years to recover the .com crash?!

During the dot-com crash, the NASDAQ dropped ~78% from its peak in March 2000 (~5,048) to its bottom in October 2002 (~1,114). It took 15 years (until 2015) to fully recover back to that all-time high! Given that tech valuations are very high again (Al hype, mega-cap concentration), what are …

Reddit by discovery999 March 13, 2025

Does Trump actually expect all other countries to accept his 25%+ tariffs and not retaliate?

It’s all good Mr. Trump, go ahead and do whatever you want. You and America are so great that we will continue to buy your great American products no matter what. We don’t need to sell our products to the US, we’ll take one for the team.

Reddit by Azaloum90 March 13, 2025

Company that is not up to date on it's SEC filings still shows trading volume of the stock. Who is trading them?

This is a very strange request but I am not sure where to find the answer. My grandfather and I were talking stocks the other day, and he mentioned that he has a boatload of shares in a company traded on OTC markets that does not have up-to-date SEC fillings, …

Reddit by New-Ad-9629 March 13, 2025

Scott Rubner, ex-Goldman Sachs had predicted the correction back on Feb 20th

**Pasting below from this article (behind a paywall, published on 20th Feb)** [https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2025-02-20/goldman-s-rubner-sees-correction-in-us-stocks-amid-weaker-flows](https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2025-02-20/goldman-s-rubner-sees-correction-in-us-stocks-amid-weaker-flows) The US stock market can flip into a correction territory as retail and institutional buyers are running out of steam, according to Goldman Sachs Group Inc.’s Scott Rubner, the bank’s managing director for global markets and tactical …

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Reddit by Eastern-Job3263 March 13, 2025

Is Adobe cooked?

On paper, Adobe looks like it should be a good investment-high margins, reasonable track records, solid user base with few serious alternatives: and yet it never quite seems to ever be on solid ground with the stock. Is there a reason for this, or is it just the market pulling …

Reddit by SalehD13 March 13, 2025

Treasury Secretary Bessent said the White House is focused on the 'real economy' and not concerned about 'a little' market volatility

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent stated that the White House prioritizes the “real economy” over short-term market volatility. He downplayed concerns about economic fluctuations, dismissed fears of a major slowdown, and emphasized the transition from government-driven to private sector-led growth. His comments come amid rising U.S.-EU trade tensions and stock market …