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Reddit r/investing2d05/25war-conflict · 1/5

Is the recent dip in Reddit (RDDT) a great buying opportunity, or is there more downside ahead?

I’ve had Reddit on my watchlist for quite some time now. After peaking well above $280 last year, the stock has taken a pretty significant hit and is currently sitting around the $141 mark. Given the massive pullback, I’m seriously considering opening a position here, but I wanted to get the sub's take on the current risk-to-reward ratio. The recent Meta panic will not last I feel as Zuckerberg will find new shining thing and will move on from this? submitted by /u/capitalquotient_pf [link] [com

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Reddit r/investing2d05/25war-conflict · 1/5

AI capex just got revised up $225B in 6 months and earnings are actually following it, this is not how bubbles work and it's messing with my thesis.

So hyperscaler capex started 2026 at $515B and it's now $740B mid-year, with 2027 already pencilled in at $889B that's 2.7% of US GDP going into AI infrastructure, in 2019 this number was 0.3%. The part that's really breaking my bubble thesis is that EPS is actually moving with it. tech earnings estimates for 2027 are up nearly 20% YTD and in 1999 profits lagged the spending by a mile that's not what's happening here, at least not yet, also nobody seems to be talking about the equity returns in

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OilPrice.com2d05/25

China Coking Coal Prices Surge After Deadly Shanxi Mine Blast

The price of coking coal in China jumped by 8% after a deadly mine accident in Shanxi province that prompted safety checks that will affect production over the near term. The most actively traded coking coal contract on the Dalian Commodity Exchange hit the equivalent of $186.76 per ton following the accident. Reuters reports that eighty-two people were killed after a gas explosion in a mine in one of China’s largest coal-producing regions, which makes it the most serious mine accident in the co

middle-east · russia · usa
South China Morning Post Business2d05/25

24 injured after double-decker KMB bus crashes into highway maintenance truck

At least 24 people were injured on Monday afternoon after a double-decker bus collided with a highway maintenance vehicle on Hong Kong’s Tsing Kwai Highway. Police received a report at 2.05pm that a KMB route 960 double-decker bus, travelling from Wan Chai to Tuen Mun, collided with a maintenance truck equipped with a flashing arrow sign near Princess Margaret Hospital. A dashcam video circulating online shows the moment of the crash. The KMB bus ploughs into the maintenance truck without...

china · asia
South China Morning Post Business2d05/25war-conflict · 2/5

Malaysia’s ruling coalition faces test over Selangor non-Muslim worship house rules

A dispute over where churches and temples can operate in Malaysia’s richest state has become an awkward political test for Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim’s ruling coalition, which came to power promising to protect the country’s multiracial and multi-faith society. The row centres on planning guidelines in Selangor, a wealthy and densely populated state surrounding Kuala Lumpur, that critics say could restrict non-Islamic places of worship in commercial areas, where many religious groups have long

china · asia
Reddit r/Finanzen2d05/25

Which careers / courses pay well - which are not technical?

I don't know where to post this. Of course, I know that the "really big money" comes with independence. However, despite this, I would like to know which jobs in Austria/Germany pay best - which are not technical. As a woman, I am more personally useful in topics such as psychology, etc., but I know that the career (NOT as a therapist) should not be so strong.. submitted by /u/hubbabubba157 [link] [comments]

Socialgermany · europe
South China Morning Post Business2d05/25

Dozens injured in Japan after man sprays ‘smelly’ liquid in Tokyo shopping centre

Around 20 people were injured at a luxury shopping complex in the Japanese capital of Tokyo on Monday after a man sprayed a substance inside, police and fire department officials said. Tokyo police spokesman Yusuke Koide said that a man sprayed a substance at an ATM on the ground floor of the building, while a local fire department official said “around 20 people were injured” after a report of a “smell”. The road in front of the mall – located in the touristy and upmarket shopping district of..

china · asia · uk
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