r/wallstreetbets Mar 4, 09:09 PM
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r/stocks Mar 5, 12:22 AM
24 y/o Canadian building my first real portfolio, drop your highest-conviction stock and tell me why (I'll actually research every one) Drop your best Not looking for hot tips or Reddit moonshots.
I'm 24, Canadian, and I've spent the last few months building a real framework for evaluating stocks, valuation discipline, PEG ratios, free cash flow, business model clarity. The whole thing.
Now I want to stress-test it against what you actually believe in.
Here's the deal: drop one ticker and give me your honest 2–3 sentence thesis. Not "it's undervalued" tell me why the market is wrong, what the catalyst is, or what most people are missing about the business.
I'll research every serious response using my own process and share what I find.
A few guardrails on what I'm interested in:
U.S.-listed (NYSE or NASDAQ)
Actual business with revenue no pre-revenue speculative plays
Something you'd still hold if the market went sideways for a year
Bonus points if it's in tech, industrials, financials, consumer, or energy, but I'm open to being convinced on anything.
Let's see what you've got.
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r/cryptocurrency Mar 7, 01:29 PM
[SERIOUS] Based on my own technical expertise in computer and information systems, I predict a downturn in the technology sector within the next 9-12 months as it becomes clear that "AI" won't give massive cost-savings or return on investment I'm making this post here because I also anticipate that this downturn in the "tech" sector will ripple out to cryptocurrency valuations, based on previous tech sector sentiment dips similarly correlating to cryptocurrency value dips in the past.
I'm interested in any statistical records anyone else has kept on these previous falls, if you had any, or at the least, dated coverage from various investment and business periodicals that followed flagging market sentiment for technology sector stocks.
I'd like this information to get a rough expectation for my own desire to invest in some coins whose protocols I have some faith in. I'm not looking to name which particular cryptocurrencies, because I'd very much like the topic of this post to remain on information sharing/gathering, rather than devolving or digressing into the case for or against those coins.
If you don't personally have this information at-hand, but might be able to point me to ergonomic search tools for aggregating it, I'd also be appreciative if you could share.
Thanks.
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r/stocks Mar 7, 01:40 PM
SpaceX Vested Stock Questions Hey there! I was a former spacex employee for about 2 years in 2017 to 2019. During that time I vested about 100 shares of stock RSU’s and are being held in the shareworks/morgan Stanley account “I pretty much forgot all about it until the recent IPO news”. Not knowing what to do, I selected with hold to cover taxes and now only have about 40 shares. I see that in 2022 SpaceX did a 10-1 split, but I am not seeing that reflected in my shareworks/morgan Stanley account. is there a reason I am not understanding as to why that is? Current value shows about $521/share as per the dashboard. Also, I am un-able to sell these stocks. Will it be a situation of waiting 180 days upon company IPO before I can sell?
Sorry for all the ignorance, I have never really dabbled in stocks.
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r/wallstreetbets Mar 7, 12:50 PM
Airline stocks enter bear market as oil surges on Middle East war. S&P Airlines Index down 22 percent from last month high Source: https://finance.yahoo.com/news/airlines-bear-market-oil-poses-211323893.html
US airline stocks slipped into a bear market as Wall Street warns that the war in the Middle East threatens to dramatically squeeze profits by driving up fuel costs.
The S&P Supercomposite Airlines Industry Index closed down 4.1% on Friday afternoon, extending a skid into a sixth day. The group is down over 22% from a multi-year high marked just last month. A decline of 20% or more from a peak is defined as a bear market.
The sharp decline in shares stems from the Iran conflict, which has caused the prices of jet fuel to surge.
Analysts worry that prices could stay high for some time as war in the Middle East drags on.
The price jump represents an “existential threat” for carriers, Deutsche Bank warned on Friday. The industry suffered serious damage when fuel prices surged in 2005, prompting Delta Air Lines Inc. and Northwest Airlines to file for bankruptcy, the firm noted.
“Absent near-term relief, airlines around the world could be forced to ground” thousands of aircraft as a result of the Iran war, analyst Michael Linenberg wrote in a note. “Some of the industry’s financially weakest carriers could halt operations.”
Though US airlines are largely insulated from the travel disruptions that have engulfed the Middle East, jet fuel is responsible for as much as 30% of their costs, meaning they have a large indirect exposure.
Rothschild & Co. Redburn downgraded American Airlines Group Inc. to a hold-equivalent rating this week, with the firm now expecting the carrier to lose money this year. Jefferies has said that each 5% change in the firm’s estimate for fuel prices in 2026 translates to a 5% to 10% impact on Delta’s and United Airlines Holdings Inc.’s earnings per share. For American Airlines, it represents a 35% impact in either direction.
US carriers will raise ticket prices to help offset fuel costs, according to Bloomberg Intelligence analyst George Ferguson, who thinks the airlines can weather the crisis.
“I am not saying profits will be good, but they’ll stem losses,” Ferguson said in a message. “And the US market is distanced enough to the Middle East that demand should hold up okay.”
FedEx Corp. and United Parcel Service Inc., which operate large air-freight networks, also extended declines on Friday. Operators of fuel-hungry cruise ships traded lower.
Beyond higher fuel costs, travel and transportation companies stand to lose out if the conflict makes consumers too nervous to travel abroad. Then there’s the way higher oil prices could affect the broader economy.
“Other important considerations include the negative impact of higher fuel prices on the US economy, and more specifically on demand for air travel, particularly among the most price sensitive consumers,” Deutsche Bank’s Linenberg wrote.
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r/wallstreetbets Mar 7, 05:44 PM
osama planned to bankrupt america in 2004 osama cnn internview 2004
in 2004 america debt was 7.6 trillion and then the war and now it's 38 trilllion
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r/bitcoin Mar 7, 09:25 AM
News #News Move all your Assets to secure web 3 decentralized ledger wallet and keep your private key offline.#XRPCommunity #XRPHolders #CryptoCommunity
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r/wallstreetbets Mar 7, 07:54 PM
Web look who I've found! Absolutely podcasting with her self and presenting the bulls only news show. Heard the whole thing, everything is gonna be fine. Always gonna be fine
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r/cryptocurrency Mar 7, 05:44 PM
This week in crypto was insane… banks, Congress, Jane Street, XRP, and new payment rails all collided. submitted by /u/Chrome2279
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r/stocks Mar 7, 08:13 PM
Likelihood of a withdrawal restriction at an institution like Fidelity or Vanguard? Just plain curiosity borne of my own ignorance. What are the chances or possibilities of these institutions doing the same thing we’ve just witnessed with Blackrock? Thoughts you may have about the security of your funds going forward?
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r/wallstreetbets Mar 3, 10:07 AM
it's over, BTC is Antichrist submitted by /u/stoplossftw
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r/bitcoin Mar 3, 11:15 AM
Anyone looking at AI agents trading BTC? Posting this here because it’s specifically about Bitcoin.
I came across a project called MyAgent that claims to run AI agents trading BTC pairs automatically.
From what I understand, multiple AI models trade under the same conditions and performance is shown live. Supposedly it’s non-custodial, so users keep control of funds.
I’m not affiliated, just researching tools focused on BTC trading.
Has anyone here looked into it or tested similar AI-based systems?
Is this actually different from normal algo bots or just better branding?
Curious to hear honest opinions before I dig deeper.
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r/stocks Mar 3, 11:57 AM
When Russia Invaded Ukraine, Gas Went to $5 a Gallon. Is This Time Different? When Russia invaded Ukraine in early 2022, the shock hit American drivers almost overnight. Gasoline prices surged past $5 per gallon across much of the United States, reaching historic highs and intensifying inflation fears worldwide. The spike was immediate, highly visible, and politically charged.
https://today24h.com/when-russia-invaded-ukraine-gas-went-to-5-a-gallon-is-this-time-different/
Now, as geopolitical tensions rise again in key energy-producing regions and concerns about potential supply disruptions return, consumers and investors are asking a familiar question: Could gas prices climb back to those painful levels, or is the global energy landscape fundamentally different this time?
The answer lies in several critical factors, including global oil supply conditions, U.S. production strength, the status of strategic reserves, shifting demand patterns, and how financial markets assess geopolitical risk today compared with 2022.
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r/bitcoin Mar 3, 01:58 PM
Dilemma Non so se sono peggio i post che “predicono” l’andamento a breve o lungo periodo o i post dove chiedono quelle predizioni
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r/bitcoin Mar 4, 06:35 AM
借u 哪个好心人借我100u，翻本
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r/bitcoin Mar 3, 05:22 PM
🚀 Beta-Test: Bitcoin & Blockchain Führerschein 🚀 Ich freue mich sehr, euch heute eine Vorab-Version meiner neuen Web App „Bitcoin & Blockchain Führerschein“ vorzustellen! 🎓
Die App richtet sich sowohl an Einsteiger, die die Grundlagen verstehen wollen, als auch an Fortgeschrittene, die ihr Wissen strukturiert festigen möchten.
Ziel ist es, Bitcoin, Blockchain & Krypto verständlich, praxisnah und ohne Fachchinesisch zu erklären.
🔍 Was euch erwartet:
• verständliche Lerninhalte rund um Bitcoin & Blockchain
• strukturierter Aufbau (von Basics bis weiterführende Themen)
• Quiz-/Testelemente zum Überprüfen des Wissens
• Lernen im eigenen Tempo
🧪 Warum ihr gefragt seid:
Dies ist eine frühe Testversion, und euer Feedback ist extrem wichtig!
👉 Was ist gut?
👉 Was ist unklar?
👉 Was fehlt?
👉 Wo können wir es besser machen?
💬 Feedback, Ideen und Kritik gerne direkt hier in der Gruppe oder privat an mich. 🤗
🔗 Link zur Web App:
https://bitcoin-blockchain-fuehrerschein.vercel.app/
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r/investing Mar 3, 06:01 PM
Leveraging my Roth IRA through Lifecycle Investing | Q1 2026 Today, March 3rd, 2026
Good morning to some, it's now close to the end of the first quarter of the year. The S&P500 appears to be down amidst escalating tensions with Iran, but sticking to the parameters it doesn't matter what the current (or forecasted) economic climate looks like. As long as the parameters are met (equity risk premium [ERP] >4%, age, and how close we are to our estimated present value of current savings and future retirement savings contributions) we move forward and ignore everything else.
Currently I have $29,746 in my Roth IRA. The last 3 months have been in SPY (unleveraged) since the ERP at the time was 6% suggests potentially having a 100% stock portfolio. You will generally only see >6% during market downturns or recessions.
I am 28 years old. At this age per the book, I should still maintain my 2x leverage, given that the equity risk premium is now >4%.
First time buying futures in a Roth IRA. Hopefully my phone calls with IBKR and research have prepared me. That's all for this quarter, see you in June.
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Please see below for the current information regarding the trade. Which I will be updating every quarter (every 3 months).
https://imgur.com/a/63OivFl
Performance:
Initial investment (June 2025): $15,611.64
Current investment: $29,746
Additional Cash added to initial investment so far: $12,347.87
Below, I outline the framework of lifecycle investing and describe how I plan to maintain and adjust this strategy to retirement.
What Is Lifecycle Investing?
Lifecycle investing, by Ayres and Nalebuff, argues that young investors underinvest in stocks because their total lifetime wealth (including future earnings) is much larger than their current savings. Since most young investors have little capital available for investment, but decades of future earnings, they should take on more equity risk early on through either leverage or loans. As you get older and approach your retirement age or if you get closer to your retirement goal, you should gradually reduce risk.
How to do this:
First estimate total lifetime wealth and calculate your Samuelson Share.
Use leverage through either margin, leveraged ETFs, futures, or deep-in-the-money LEAPs
Reduce leverage over time, shifting to an unleveraged equity portfolio then add bonds/real estate and cash as retirement nears.
Consider figuring out what price you need to restructure your portfolio after every restructure in case you need to do something before the end of the quarter. Essentially, you're looking for the price targets where your leverage exceeds 2.5x or goes below 1.5x
My Roth IRA and Leverage Implementation
Plan
Quarterly Recalculation:
Update my present value of future income and recalculate the Samuelson Share.
Compare actual equity exposure to the target and rebalance positions to maintain roughly 2x leverage in my 20s.
De-leverage Schedule:
Ages 27–30: Maintain 2x leverage.
Ages 30–40: Gradually reduce leverage to 1.5x a
r/bitcoin Mar 3, 07:15 PM
Satoshi Nakamoto /KYC Si Satoshi Nakamoto , as créer un compte Binance/Coinbase/... avec son vrai KYC crypto. ( en 2020 par curiosité)
Comment on pourrait filtrer pour avoir un candidat ?
L'Age
le fuseau horaire
écrit les dates jour/mois/années ( comme le génésis block)
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r/investing Mar 3, 07:41 PM
fuck this shi i jus sold everything o7 Your submission was removed because it is a short post. Any self-post below 250 characters in the body will be removed. Please refer to rule 6 and make sure your post meets our standards of effort. Automod evasion will be met with a lengthy ban. Do not post just an article; highlight the parts of the article you find relevant or offer some commentary surrounding the article. Self-posts that offer some simple thoughts or questions like "what do you think", "here's my thoughts", etc. belong as comments to existing posts or the
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r/bitcoin Mar 4, 01:24 AM
The Downfall of Bitcoin Jokes on you there's no downfall bih!
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r/bitcoin Mar 3, 10:36 PM
Bitcoin Final Low Incoming? War Could Be the Catalyst submitted by /u/Significant-Sky-5728
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r/bitcoin Mar 4, 01:22 AM
Is the future of Bitcoin dependent on the miners willingness to continue mining I saw a thread on here recently that spoke about what miners will do one all bitcoins are all mined - they mentioned it’ll be fee based and they earn an income by regulating transactions.
But for miners to be motivated enough to continue to mine bitcoin, wouldn’t bitcoin need to be fully adopted in society. As in, if Bitcoin never becomes mainstream and plateaus there would be no reward for miners and wouldn’t that mean Bitcoin would fall to $0. I guess the underlying issue that I’m trying to understand is if miners are the foundational element of what keeps Bitcoin afloat
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r/investing Mar 3, 10:23 PM
How is the escalating Iran conflict rattling your portfolio today? Mine's down 3% already, But I'm not selling! US stocks recovered slightly in the afternoon but futures are plunging again after fresh strikes intensified the Iran conflict. My Bitget portfolio took a 3% hit today, mostly from tech holdings getting dragged down.
the Dow fell over 700 points (1.4%), the S&P 500 and Nasdaq each dropped about 1.4-1.5%, with oil surging 5.5-6% to over $85 a barrel on supply disruption fears. Gold dipped 4% after a recent rally, and Treasury yields climbed as investors worry about inflation from higher energy costs reducing Fed rate cut odds.
Energy stocks might be a bright spot with crude and natural gas up big, but semiconductors got hammered, the SOXX ETF down over 4%, and names like Micron sliding 6% on manufacturing cost concerns.
Defense plays could see upside if this drags on, though it's not clear yet. Autos like Ford and GM weakened too, expecting pricier gas to hurt demand.
What's your exposure to oil, defense, or vulnerable sectors like tech and retail?
Any quick adjustments, like shifting to bonds or hedging with gold with the CFD while it last? I'm considering trimming some growth stocks, curious what others are doing in this volatility.
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r/bitcoin Mar 4, 04:44 PM
Come back down so I can buy. that is all
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