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Inst Hold: 89.2%
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Technical Analysis
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Technical analysis summarizes recommendations from 11 oscillators and 15 moving average derivatives. Not advice and use at own risk.
| Oscillators | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| ADX | 22.25 | SELL | |
| AO | 7.36 | NEUTRAL | |
| BBPower | -4.26 | NEUTRAL | |
| CCI20 | -29.87 | NEUTRAL | |
| MACD.macd | 4.36 | SELL | |
| Mom | -9.31 | SELL | |
| RSI | 51.22 | NEUTRAL | |
| Stoch.K | 47.69 | NEUTRAL | |
| Stoch.RSI.K | 4.03 | NEUTRAL | |
| UO | 54.93 | NEUTRAL | |
| W.R | -63.48 | NEUTRAL | |
| Moving Averages | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| EMA10 | 363.34 | SELL | |
| EMA100 | 340.31 | BUY | |
| EMA20 | 360.98 | SELL | |
| EMA200 | 335.02 | BUY | |
| EMA30 | 357.23 | BUY | |
| EMA50 | 350.17 | BUY | |
| Ichimoku.BLine | 359.20 | NEUTRAL | |
| SMA10 | 365.27 | SELL | |
| SMA100 | 331.10 | BUY | |
| SMA20 | 362.57 | SELL | |
| SMA200 | 331.13 | BUY | |
| SMA30 | 359.59 | SELL | |
| SMA50 | 346.47 | BUY | |
| VWMA | 363.44 | SELL | |
| HullMA9 | 359.93 | SELL | |
Most recent 2026-08-14T13:56:40+00:00
Are bonds/fixed income really required for someone approaching retirement? 1 0.8158 investing
My portfolio, not including 529 money or home equity is fairly large, to the point where it is over ...
- So it's not difficult task to build out a 10 year TIPS ladder which would be about 16% of my current portfolio.
- However, I need to average 3.4% assuming no more contributions until the first date I would even consider retiring to get the so called number I was looking for, which would bring that TIPS ladder to about 12% of my portfolio.
- I've been a disciplined investor for decades... never panicked or changing my investing strategy.
- Up until about 2-3 years ago, I as 98.5%+ in equities with the rest in short term cash.
- My equity portion is probably around 90% VOO, with a little bit of QQQ, ACN stock since I used to work there, and few other play ETFs like VXUS.
1 day ago 2026-08-13T19:06:48+00:00
Questions on retirement and investing 12 0.8805 investing
*"I have no idea where to start. I have a couple $100 divided into SPY and VOO on Robinhood but I wa...
- I have a couple $100 divided into SPY and VOO on Robinhood but I want to start putting only $100-200 on my HYSA and the rest into index funds or something that will grow at higher than 3%"*
- I will respectfully disagree with you.
- IMO regular contributions into SPY or VOO builds you a great foundation for your future self.
Haven't touched stocks since GameStop 3 0.9559 stocks
At your age, just setup a per paycheck buy of a few ETFs, VOO is \~15% of my taxable portfolio, Prob...
- At your age, just setup a per paycheck buy of a few ETFs, VOO is \~15% of my taxable portfolio, Probably close to 60% of my overall investments if you include the 401k and IRAs.
- But follow the rules, 401k up to company match, then IRA.
- My goal is building a taxable account to cover early retirement, so I've got a bunch of different things in my taxable account and right now I'm buying more foreign ETFs to try to lower my US exposure due to the trump admin purposely weakening the dollar.
- I bought a bunch more in march-april of 25 because I knew it would be going back above $100 a share.
- TL;DR: Setup your retirement first, then buy broad ETFs for holding over a long period of time, don't try to time the market, but if you follow a few stocks very very closely you may be able to time a dip correctly if you're lucky and willing to gamble a bit for some fun money.
Growth while Insulating 401k from AI/Datacenter Bubble risk? 1 -0.7593 investing
Those aren't Internet shortcuts, they're ticker symbols. The standard advice on this sub (and in pa...
- (Whether that advice is still valid now with Trump actively engaging in market-moving corruption and selling early access to his posts is another matter beyond the scope of this reply.)
- So, MAYBE they will drop less than VT, VOO or (Chaos forbid) QQQ if/when the AI bubble pops.
- But they'll probably grow less over the long term, and they're more subject to "tax drag" due to constant dividend income.
- So, I'm just making a joke about alternate advice that MIGHT suit you if you are sure there is a big AI crash coming.
- (I will admit that I sold some target date funds and bought VOO, SCHD and VYM recently, but only because I was mad at NASDAQ for being such whores to Elon and wanted to minimize my participation in the SpaceX index purchase scam.
1 day ago 2026-08-13T10:40:49+00:00
5 ETFs vs 17 ETFs : am I overcomplicating this or does my rebalancing idea have merit? 3 0.7717 investing
You do not need a lot of ETFs. It is best to use ETFs for broad market exposure, like VOO and QQQ. T...
Daily Discussion Thread for August 12, 2026 3 0.5859 wallstreetbets
NBIS and CRWV had amazing earnings, affirming that capex is gonna continue into 2027. MU should pump...
Sell my inherited bond holdings? Dead money? 1 0.9052 investing
Bonds are unlikely to outperform in the long run as you experienced, but are good for peace of mind....
- You mentioned that you are a couch investor yourself so Im guessing you deal decently well with volatility and probably dont need the money in the short term.
4 days ago 2026-08-10T11:15:37+00:00
Daily Discussion Thread for August 10, 2026 3 0.9574 wallstreetbets
2k isn't much if you have 30k+.... Investing has been a nightmare since last october unless you dod...
- Investing has been a nightmare since last october unless you dodged all blow off tops in crypto, metals, space and memory OR if you were all in SMH exclusively and didn't try to play anything else.
- Right now there are still a few beaten down stocks that could pop 20% in a few days, especially now on earnings, but you'd first need to find the right ones and even then the question is if they are a good long term hold.
- Even the cheat code of just buying the mag 7 has underperformed for the first time in years.
- Could buy treasuries as well because imo the upside ain't so bad especially if we do get a substantial crash, else you still get over 5% a year.
- That will be my top signal though, i'm not gonna try riding them out for big gains anymore.
How should I split my Roth IRA between VTI and QQQ? 2 -0.7733 investing
I see this argument all of the time. And I do agree it's a risky bet. I fail to see how no one eve...
- QQQ is the top 100 out of 3000 nasdaq listed stocks.
- How is it wrong to purchase QQQ out of the perceived quality of being in the top 3% of a index, but it's okay to purchase VOO out of the perceived quality of being in the top 4.1% off a market?
- I just see so many people with the "nasdaq is inherently" argument, and I'm not sure that's how everyone investing in QQQ perceives the situation.
- Genuinely curious how what is stated above would be a false comparison, or is inherently flawed.
- If I am wrong in some fundamental way that I'm not perceiving please lay it out for me so I have a better understanding of this "inherently" argument.
CoreWeave edges past quarterly revenue estimates 2 0.8858 stocks
So Jensen has said in past earnings reports that he sees companies like Coreweave and Nebius, being ...
- So Jensen has said in past earnings reports that he sees companies like Coreweave and Nebius, being more important customers in the future than the MAGS.
- That is why Nvidia has invested in the likes of IREN, NBIS, and CRWV.
- While the hyperscalers are larger customers now, they are also future competition, MSFT and AMZN are building their own chips.
- Which they will look to potentially sell in the future.
- These neoclouds are not looking to be Nvidias competitor in the future, that's why they are supporting them.
27 - 1200% gain - can I retire now? 3 0.6532 wallstreetbets
Yes, very easily just live off dividends. Sell it and buy high yield low fee tickers ran by banks wi...
- Sell it and buy high yield low fee tickers ran by banks with a 1/5 of the liquidity.
- Buy SPY, VT and QQQ with 2/5 or 3/5 of the liquidity.
- TLT, GLD and SLV for hedging with the remaining amount.
- You'll cover every market, have global coverage thru VT, have steady income thru high yield bank tickets and have good hedging.
- Wouldn't recommend retiring and quitting, definitely continue working.
5 days ago 2026-08-09T06:24:41+00:00
I still have some money left....thinking maybe it is time to chill for a minute. 1 0.9927 wallstreetbets
A legit answer is to join bogleheads and passive investors, and realize most people will never beat ...
- A legit answer is to join bogleheads and passive investors, and realize most people will never beat the market (I learned this lesson too a year or so ago).
- If you'd rather bet on tech rn, QNDX for the cheapest nasdaq 100 (or QQQM or QQQ, but these have higher cost basis).
- Play with the numbers, watch historical stock market videos on risk (Ben Felix maybe).
- The reason you get a lower yield is because the top 100 nasdaq companies (QQQ, QQQM, QNDX) are heavily skewed tech and US.
- And they're all large caps, which means smaller growth possibilities (and potential dot-com bubble corrections).
Weekend Discussion Thread for the Weekend of August 8-9 6 0.8767 wallstreetbets
Some days I wake up a GOOGL bull and am like Google 100% wins the AI race -- screw VOO, I should ful...
- Does AI add that much value to Google's core services?
Weekend Discussion Thread for the Weekend of August 8-9 2 0.5927 wallstreetbets
Oh and also, sidenote. RSP has been outperforming VOO and SPY, it's the equal weighted SP500 vs weig...
- RSP has been outperforming VOO and SPY, it's the equal weighted SP500 vs weighted towards megacaps.
- I personally switched over to RSP but I trade daily and watch everything closely.
- VOO is still better to buy and hold and not look for year
For anyone wondering exactly how much QQQ and VOO/SPY actually overlap, here is the math. 1 0.6361 investing
the 94% weight number is the right one to lead with, the ticker count is nearly meaningless in cap w...
- overlap by weight still understates the issue, because what actually matters is how much of your portfolio VARIANCE the two share, and that is higher than 94%.
- the unique 6% of QQQ is not some independent sleeve, its mostly other large tech that moves with the same factor as the overlapping 94%.
- holding both is not pointless, its just not diversification, its a deliberate tech overweight with extra steps.
- the honest way to state a QQQ plus VOO position is "i am running roughly X% more tech than the market" and most people holding both cannot tell you what X is.
- if you want to make the post even harder to argue with, run the return correlation of QQQ against a synthetic SPY-plus-tech-tilt portfolio.
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