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Updated 2026-05-24T17:41:02+00:00 browser time.

* R500 ranks against all SP500 component stocks on the latest trading day. The lower the better. It can be measured over other periods too.
** Sum of post sentiment times post up votes
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How does one avoid SpaceX as a passive investor?
Posted 2026-05-23T12:12:27, updated 2026-05-24T13:22:46 21 0.6124 investing

Based on the small free-float it's going to be something like 0.15% of an index like VTI. There's far to much consternation about this, it isn't going to have a noticable effect even if it drops in half over the first year.

Most recent 2026-05-24T15:18:24+00:00
Straddle rule between similar but no identical ETFs like SMH and SOXX 1 0.7688 investing

You can sell one ETF and immediately buy a very similar one that tracks a different index without cr...

  • You can sell one ETF and immediately buy a very similar one that tracks a different index without creating a wash sale, so adding in another step of puts on the second would make it even less likely to trigger a wash sale.
  • The IRS has chosen not to provide explicit guidance in this area, but robo-advisors like Betterment and Wealthfront have been very public about doing this, complete with white papers listing the near equivalent ETFs they use.
  • That is not a tax court case law or explicit IRS guidance, but IMO it is a safe real life precedent to follow.
7 hours ago 2026-05-24T11:03:11+00:00
SpaceX insiders will get to sell shares earlier than usual after the IPO 1 -0.9123 wallstreetbets

you can just hold VTI. VTI will only hold .11% at most, and even a total collapse of spacex would dr...

  • VTI will only hold .11% at most, and even a total collapse of spacex would drag VTI down .03% AT WORST.
How does one avoid SpaceX as a passive investor? 1 0.6127 investing

From what I understand, S&P total market (tracked by ITOT or XTOT in Canada) and CRSP total market (...

  • From what I understand, S&P total market (tracked by ITOT or XTOT in Canada) and CRSP total market (tracked by VTI or VUN in Canada) indexes use free float cap weighting.
  • If a company goes public with a low float like 5%, even if the total company has a huge market cap, the effective cap in the index funds will be much lower.
  • Now this doesn't fully avoid the company, but it does lessen the weight significantly over using the full market cap.
Weekend Discussion Thread for the Weekend of May 22, 2026 -1 -0.6124 wallstreetbets

How to avoid the bullshit that is SpaceX: Buy these 3 as your long port: 60% VTI 25% SCHG...

  • How to avoid the bullshit that is SpaceX: Buy these 3 as your long port:
13 hours ago 2026-05-24T05:15:27+00:00
How does one avoid SpaceX as a passive investor? 1 0.5994 investing

Appreciate the link. The real challenge is funds like VTI adjusting for free float, but with SpaceX'...

  • The real challenge is funds like VTI adjusting for free float, but with SpaceX's tiny 3-5% public float, the index exposure stays manageable regardless.
1 day ago 2026-05-23T12:12:27+00:00
How does one avoid SpaceX as a passive investor? 21 0.6124 investing

Based on the small free-float it's going to be something like 0.15% of an index like VTI. There's fa...

  • There's far to much consternation about this, it isn't going to have a noticable effect even if it drops in half over the first year.
Is holding energy ETFs or individual stocks worth it? 1 0.8442 investing

IF your growth investor Using growth index funds there is one group of energy companes that are not ...

  • Master Limited Partnershps (MLPs) VTI should have hen but doesn't.
  • MLPs generate K1 tax forms which means this complicates the funds taxes and thus increases expenses.
  • But that said MLP also pay a higher dividend than most companes and and some have growth.
  • Soif you OWN VTI or other growth index you might consider adding theseA ETF or CEF that holds these companes.
  • MPLs gernallly own oil and gas pipelines and some oil and gas refinereses.
Not sure where to invest 2 0.5941 stocks

Not a financial advisor but I like to do a core + satellite approach. Where the bulk of my money is ...

  • Where the bulk of my money is in a broad index etf (like VOO or VTI, VXUS, VT etc) and then I supplement that with more risky individual investments.
How should retail investors protect ourselves for the potential extreme market volatility caused by the SpaceX, OpenAI, and Anthropic's IPO? 1 -0.5848 stocks

One thing these articles conveniently fail to mention is what is the approximate % of VOO, VTI they ...

  • One thing these articles conveniently fail to mention is what is the approximate % of VOO, VTI they will be.
2 days ago 2026-05-22T15:14:19+00:00
S&P 500 or all around the world or both!? 2 0.9758 investing

The S&P 500 holds the 500 largest U.S. companies ("large cap") but also with a bit of a "quality" sc...

  • The S&P 500 holds the 500 largest U.S. companies ("large cap") but also with a bit of a "quality" screen as a committee needs to approve any entrant.
  • What fund and now ETF investors have done for decades is combine US and broad ex-US now indices to take advantage of dollar disparity.
  • Could go with Vanguard's VT all-world of over 10,000 investable stocks worldwide, .. but it has many "small caps" that do not go anywhere (actually a drag on the other all-cap ETFs recently).
  • The VWCE Utics ETF is equivalent for non-US Vanguard customers fwiw, but shows the idea works.
  • There's iShares ACWI of 2200 stocks excluding all small caps but since it tracks its index, it's popular with traders and has a high er.
Weekend Discussion Thread for the Weekend of May 22, 2026 1 0.8841 wallstreetbets

Just follow the money really. Billionaires, governments etc are shoveling money into tech/infrastr...

  • Billionaires, governments etc are shoveling money into tech/infrastructure.
  • And I'll keep doing it until i see the money leaving or going elsewhere.
  • If you want an entry, sit on your $ and wait for SPY/QQQ to hit the 200day EMA again on the daily chart after some "event".
  • Then start scaling into something "safe", VOO, SCHD, VTI, QQQ/SPY etc to start out (OR SOXL, DRAM...i REALLY like CHPY).
Spacex IPO Overpriced? 1 -0.8805 stocks

VOO and QQQ are both funds to my knowledge that have rewritten or are moving to re-write their rules...

  • VOO and QQQ are both funds to my knowledge that have rewritten or are moving to re-write their rules to allow for SpaceX.
  • VOO/S&P 500 is looking to rewrite the rules for a a 6-month period and to waive the quarterly profitability requirement.
  • VTI the largest mutual fund ($2.6 trillion) will be able to add SpaceX within 5 days of listing.
  • Inclusion in VTI would be about a $400 million shot in the arm for SPCX, QQQ would be a fairly insane amount between $7Bil and $11Bil since it is less diversified.
  • The MAG7 will likely take a big hit in early July since QQQ will have to reallocate away from MSFT, AAPL, NVDA, AMZN, TSLA, META, and GOOGL to make way for the SPCX position.
I may be the worst stock picker there is 1 0.9272 stocks

You should really start looking at 10, 20 50 100, and 200EMA to determine if you are buying in a bul...

  • You should really start looking at 10, 20 50 100, and 200EMA to determine if you are buying in a bull or bear trend long term and short term, and if you are buying way too high in a bull run (i.e. way above the 10 or 8EMA in an increasing market, which can still be a mistake) sound like you have picked stocks pretty well, but with really bad timing and not paying attention to fundamentals.
  • Also should check PE and PE/G for every stock you buy as well as news and projections, etc.
  • And have the lion's share of your funds in tried and true things like VOO, VT, VTI, and so on.
5 days ago 2026-05-19T16:35:38+00:00
Choosing VTI over VOO has cost me about $44,000.00 over the past 6 years 7 0.9677 investing

A diverse portfolio will never be the best when it comes to returns, but it also won't be the worst....

  • As mentioned, VTI still gave you exposure to US, large cap, tech, just less weight than VOO did.
  • But that's plenty of other times where market favor is with smaller caps, and/or not tech, and even outside the US.
  • Diversification is the only way to actually guarantee you hold tomorrow's winners.
  • Favor changes can come quickly and unexpectedly.
Advice on investing at 17 5 0.9711 investing

> while putting less money into SPAXX but still most of it, but I'm wondering if the risk is worth i...

  • Personally I think your 75/25 split is good, maybe expand to VTI over VOO for a touch of broader diversification, without sacrificing much if any growth.
  • Though you'll want to taper down every year from 25% stocks to 0% and keep it all in SPAXX or something similar for the above reason.
  • For something this "short" term, I would park all of it in SPAXX, but I also don't want to ever think about the account possibly losing value when I'll need it just around the corner.
  • However, only 25% you've still got a solid amount of growth and taken a lot of the risk off the table.
  • The most important thing you can do is contribute every month as much as you can and you'll be fine no matter what you choose
Choosing VTI over VOO has cost me about $44,000.00 over the past 6 years 4 0.8632 investing

To rephrase: "Within this very short window of time in which a handful of tech companies overreprese...

  • To rephrase: "Within this very short window of time in which a handful of tech companies overrepresented in the S&P 500 had unusually high returns, VOO had less unrealized gains than VTI"
Assuming you have $1 million, which of the following stocks do you think would maximize your returns over the next 10 years? 3 0.7691 investing

55 and nearing retirement? 50% VTI, 25% VXUS, 25% bonds Young with several decades to grow? Literal...

  • Young with several decades to grow?
  • Even if you don't add a dime to it, the conpound interest alone will create generational wealth without needing to performance chase.
5 days ago 2026-05-18T20:38:45+00:00
Small business owner here, looking for investing advice from people further ahead than me 2 0.8615 stocks

VTI and VOO are broad US market index funds. Excellent way to go for any serious investor. At your a...

  • At your age, you have a tremendous advantage on your side - time.
  • Set a budget, figure out how much you need to live for 6-12 months, keep that in a HYSA.
  • Everything else, pile into index funds and just wait.
  • It sounds simple, but doing this for decades without fail will yield tremendous results.
New to portfolio diversification 1 0.9377 investing

The standard diversification advice -- VTI plus a bond fund plus maybe some international exposure -...

  • The standard diversification advice -- VTI plus a bond fund plus maybe some international exposure -- is fine, but it misses the deeper point.
  • Real diversification means adding assets that don't move with the stock market at all.
  • Real estate -- appreciation plus income, but operationally heavy if you own direct.
  • Tax lien certificates -- buy unpaid property taxes at county auctions, get paid back with statutory interest (8-36% depending on the state).
  • If everything maps back to equity market sentiment, that's the gap to fill.
Small business owner here, looking for investing advice from people further ahead than me 1 0.9955 stocks

Nothing wrong with those picks, but is there a reason you have specific allocation to the mid/small/...

  • Nothing wrong with those picks, but is there a reason you have specific allocation to the mid/small/growth ETFs?
  • Personally for small cap I prefer AVUV for building long term wealth, as it is value focused, which seems mispriced right now with all the AI hype.
  • If you don't have a good reason to believe growth will continue to outperform, you can't go wrong buying the market (index fund).
  • I'd say you could even drop the international exposure, and buy the global market if you just want very long term growth, but that would be rich coming from me, as I am mostly an individual stock picker/sector ETF investor.
  • If you want something with bonds that outperforms on the downside, underperforms a bit on the upside; but has very little total volatility: give TRAIX a try.
32 years old and honestly terrified of waiting until 65 to finally "live"...what investments exist besides just 401k/IRA? 2 0.9541 investing

I agree with this.. I'm 43 and already feel like I have too much in my 401k and will easily have ~2....

  • Need to have your core in S&P like VOO or VTI and then allocate a smaller % to buy a few tech stocks that are going to outpace for years to come (NVDA, AMD, GOOG, TSLA, AMZN, TSM), also add some crypto like at least some IBIT.

Day-by-day Polarity

Date** Open High Low Close or Current R500* Mentions Positive Mentions Up Votes Voted Sentiment**
Sun 2026/05/24 8 6 6 2.70
Sat 2026/05/23 16 10 37 13.91
Fri 2026/05/22 +0.47% +0.87% +0.28% +0.42% $366.61 #257 15 12 20 8.53
Thu 2026/05/21 -0.38% +0.52% -0.57% +0.25% $365.09 #256 12 9 14 3.08
Wed 2026/05/20 +0.32% +1.20% +0.04% +1.15% $364.19 #238 8 6 14 8.64
Tue 2026/05/19 -0.47% -0.11% -0.98% -0.63% $360.06 #269 26 17 33 11.21
Mon 2026/05/18 +0.17% +0.37% -0.76% -0.10% $362.36 #374 10 9 11 4.99
Sun 2026/05/17 11 9 18 10.00
Sat 2026/05/16 5 5 4 1.87
Fri 2026/05/15 -0.78% -0.67% -1.39% -1.27% $362.74 #279 8 6 12 7.23
Thu 2026/05/14 +0.22% +0.97% +0.19% +0.74% $367.40 #189 6 5 16 6.47
Wed 2026/05/13 +0.12% +0.72% -0.39% +0.53% $364.71 #126 5 5 27 21.71
Tue 2026/05/12 -0.31% -0.13% -1.10% -0.23% $362.79 #293 8 6 8 2.99
Mon 2026/05/11 -0.07% +0.44% -0.12% +0.21% $363.63 #197 13 12 18 11.60
Sun 2026/05/10 18 16 21 8.06
Sat 2026/05/09 11 8 17 2.90
Fri 2026/05/08 +0.50% +0.81% +0.35% +0.74% $362.87 #133 13 12 43 24.33
Thu 2026/05/07 +0.21% +0.24% -0.69% -0.46% $360.20 #237 25 22 135 96.95
Wed 2026/05/06 +0.69% +1.48% +0.60% +1.36% $361.86 #196 25 19 176 -13.14
Tue 2026/05/05 +0.51% +1.02% +0.51% +0.85% $356.99 #206 17 14 52 30.36
Mon 2026/05/04 -0.06% +0.25% -0.78% -0.37% $353.98 #214 12 8 15 3.42
Sun 2026/05/03 14 11 15 4.61
Sat 2026/05/02 14 13 46 29.55
Fri 2026/05/01 +0.39% +0.84% +0.25% +0.31% $355.29 #140 3 2 4 1.58
Thu 2026/04/30 +0.38% +1.28% -0.05% +1.13% $354.18 #284 4 4 13 8.02
Wed 2026/04/29 -0.05% +0.02% -0.56% -0.12% $350.21 #189 None 0 None
Tue 2026/04/28 -0.38% -0.26% -0.86% -0.54% $350.63 #296 None 0 None
Mon 2026/04/27 -0.01% +0.22% -0.22% +0.14% $352.53 #199 None 0 None
Fri 2026/04/24 +0.31% +0.73% -0.04% +0.64% $352.05 #120 1 1 1 0.24
Thu 2026/04/23 -0.20% +0.13% -1.33% -0.40% $349.80 #302 1 1 1 0.00
Wed 2026/04/22 +0.71% +1.00% +0.61% +0.97% $351.22 #120 10 6 14 7.23
Tue 2026/04/21 +0.24% +0.44% -0.87% -0.68% $347.84 #244 13 10 15 5.23
Mon 2026/04/20 -0.18% +0.02% -0.48% -0.09% $350.21 #287 None 0 None
Sun 2026/04/19 7 6 6 2.40
Fri 2026/04/17 +0.69% +1.65% +0.62% +1.30% $350.53 #266 10 9 13 3.10
Thu 2026/04/16 +0.13% +0.41% -0.20% +0.23% $346.03 #268 3 2 3 0.72
Wed 2026/04/15 +0.18% +0.81% -0.01% +0.76% $345.24 #150 10 7 11 0.79
Tue 2026/04/14 +0.33% +1.21% +0.27% +1.18% $342.65 #130 8 7 8 1.63
Mon 2026/04/13 -0.33% +1.10% -0.42% +1.08% $338.67 #252 6 6 7 3.78
Sun 2026/04/12 3 3 2 0.15
Sat 2026/04/11 2 2 2 0.94
Fri 2026/04/10 +0.20% +0.33% -0.26% -0.12% $335.05 #149 13 9 26 -15.03
Thu 2026/04/09 -0.12% +0.73% -0.38% +0.52% $335.45 #216 2 1 2 -0.30
Wed 2026/04/08 +2.69% +2.78% +1.89% +2.54% $333.70 #239 6 5 6 3.00
Tue 2026/04/07 -0.30% +0.11% -1.15% +0.07% $325.43 #200 17 13 22 7.31
Mon 2026/04/06 +0.06% +0.57% -0.05% +0.45% $325.21 #235 2 1 2 -0.27
Sun 2026/04/05 15 13 88 50.78
Fri 2026/04/03 10 8 27 16.90
Thu 2026/04/02 -1.32% +0.51% -1.55% +0.16% $323.76 #279 12 8 31 2.90
Wed 2026/04/01 +0.65% +1.33% +0.46% +0.76% $323.24 #186 7 7 27 17.69
Tue 2026/03/31 +1.18% +3.16% +0.98% +2.93% $320.81 #173 1 1 2 1.76
Mon 2026/03/30 +0.90% +0.93% -0.86% -0.45% $311.68 #327 None 0 None
Sun 2026/03/29 2 2 9 6.07
Sat 2026/03/28 1 1 1 0.00
Fri 2026/03/27 -0.40% -0.34% -1.90% -1.71% $313.09 #283 None 0 None
Thu 2026/03/26 -0.71% -0.22% -1.77% -1.72% $318.55 #386 None 0 None
Wed 2026/03/25 +0.87% +1.24% +0.17% +0.61% $324.13 #216 None 0 None
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