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Reddit by BertDevV March 11, 2025

Why shouldn't you sell?

I think everybody agrees the market is going to go down further. How much further is the question. Why shouldn't you sell everything right now, and the day the market picks up buy back in? If the market drops 10%, it's not likely it'll gain all 10% back in a …

Reddit by LowTap1985 March 11, 2025

I Sold Everything In My Taxable Account

Started investing back in 2021 with VOO. Started learning more and more fundamentals, getting in on a nice earnings report and following lots of news and built a small portfolio of around 135 positions. I started w the intention of just riding the coaster until I bought a home. Sold …

Reddit by Plane-Salamander2580 March 11, 2025

Retail investors have the power and opportunity to take action while profiting - TSLA, DJT, Ethereum ETFs

Often times, retail investors feel powerless and at the mercy of policy makers, tyrants, powers out to destabilise and cause unrest. However, the current circumstances offer retail investors the almost unprecedented opportunity to directly protest and oppose blatant corruption, insider trading, market manipulation AND profit while doing so. The US …

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Reddit by Puginator March 11, 2025

Oracle misses on earnings and issues weak revenue guidance

Oracle issued quarterly results on Monday that trailed analysts’ estimates and gave a forecast that came up short of expectations. Here is how Oracle did compared to LSEG consensus: * **Earnings per share:** $1.47 adjusted vs. $1.49 expected * **Revenue:** $14.13 billion vs. $14.39 billion expected Revenue increased 6% from …

Reddit by Alpphaa March 11, 2025

Mr Orange man has a plan?

What has Mr. Trump been doing?Every time he speaks, the US market dips like crazy. Since he has been in the office since January, the stock market has been destroyed. Does he think this is a WWE show like in the old days? He destroyed the stock market with all …

Reddit by Puginator March 11, 2025

Tech megacaps lose over $750 billion in market cap in worst day for Nasdaq since 2022

It’s gone from bad to worse for tech investors. With the Nasdaq suffering its steepest drop since 2022 on Monday, the seven most valuable tech companies lost more than $750 billion in market value. Recession fears and concerns about a trade war drove the selloff. Apple led the megacap losses, …

Reddit by eelnor March 11, 2025

The current policies have been approved by the CEOs who’s stocks are down

Trump is tied in with the countries Largest CEOs. They were all at the inauguration. Im sure they have been advised on the policies. Most of their stocks are dipping. Does anyone think there won’t be future actions to prop them back up to an even better position?

Reddit by cakewalk093 March 11, 2025

How is it possible to calculate P/E ratio for companies like Alphabet?

Basically, Alphabet has class A, B, C stocks. It seems like they use all those stocks for calculation but class B stock does NOT have any specific price so how do they get the market cap value(which is used to get P/E ratio)?

Reddit by DeathStar_81 March 11, 2025

Tesla still a long ways to fall

Much has been written about Tesla and the recent drop in stock price. However, I believe Tesla still has a long ways to drop. **YoY Sales Decline** Sales in Europe are down 50%. China is down 49% YoY and Australia saw a 76% decline YoY. In the US, we know …

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Reddit by Cheezits12 March 11, 2025

Mass hiring freezes across US colleges for the first time since 2020, 2009

I noticed a really interesting pattern for the last 3 times each of these 10 colleges have done hiring freezes. GET READY FOR IMPACT YALL ITS GONNA BE A ROUGH YEAR! 1) Harvard University • 2025: Federal funding uncertainties • 2020: COVID-19 pandemic • 2009: Great Recession 2. Emory University …