Google has grown revenue at an 18.1% CAGR since 2017, compared with 15.5% for Microsoft, and now generates over $100B more annually. Both stocks remain below their 52-week highs, making this comparison even more interesting.
Just lost 3k in Mu last week.
Any suggestions does it go up this week or not?
The NBIS stock itself is very promising, but take a close look if you consider a short term investment.
The founder and CEO of the company sold some portion of his securities for $10M few days ago. Generally, it could take some time to recover.
Share your thought.
What's the most expensive investment lesson you've ever learned? I'll go first. I once mistakenly thought a stock was "cheap" simply because it had fallen 50%. It took me a long time to realize that price alone doesn't determine whether a stock is undervalued. Understanding a company's business, market sentiment, and risk is far more important than price. I'd love to hear everyone's experiences. What's the most expensive investment lesson you've ever learned? Was it fear of missing out (FOMO), panic selling, holding positions for too long, ignoring fundamentals, or something else? I'd love to hear your story.
Personally, I'm optimistic about NOK and CWD. What do you all think?
What's one stock you're bullish on today that most people in this subreddit would probably disagree with?
I'm less interested in the ticker and more interested in the investment thesis.
Let's hear the unpopular ideas.
What stocks did you buy today?
Everyone's looking for the next AI winner.
But if you had to bet on just ONE company benefiting the most from AI over the next five years, what would it be?
More importantly... why that company over the others?
What's a stock you think Reddit is completely wrong about?
It can be a stock everyone loves or everyone hates.
What's your thesis?
What stocks did you buy recently that yielded good returns?
Which stock made you the most money?
There's been a major downward trend over the last few days. Would you sell or wait it out? Id really appreciate your help.
Hi all,
I have to allocate some money from nvidia and Ge (up >50%) to other companies, ideally in tech.
What about MICROSOFT, GOOGLE, NEBIUS, PALANTIR, MICRON, MARVELL?
Will they beat the market in the next 5Y?
Is it better to look at other smaller companies ? (I own AMPX as long term bet).
Thanks
$TDTH News June 30, 2026
Trident Digital Tech Holdings (Nasdaq: TDTH) Accelerates Enterprise AI Commercialization Across Its Digital Infrastructure Ecosystem, Positioning Artificial Intelligence as the Company’s Next Primary Growth Engine
https://finance.yahoo.com/technology/ai/articles/trident-digital-tech-holdings-nasdaq-123700372.html
What other stocks are similar to this?
I got some more RKLB, considering loading up on DRAM again but it's up 8% pre-market..
A new week has begun, and everyone is optimistic about which stock codes.
I keep seeing completely opposite takes on this one and it’s honestly confusing me.
Some people say it’s massively undervalued and the market is ignoring improving fundamentals.
Others say it’s a classic value trap and keeps getting weaker for a reason.
From what I’ve seen:
I’m not trying to call it a buy or a short.
Just trying to understand why opinions are so divided on it right now.
So I’m curious:
Are you in the bullish camp or bearish camp on this one — and why?
