What r/investing is talking about this week

Major investors are increasingly skeptical Anthropic's blockbuster initial public offering can proceed at the expected valuation of $1.5 trillion after a deep market selloff tied to the unwinding...

Wild day. Nasdaq is down around 6% and officially in correction territory. The AI names are getting hit the hardest: \- Nebius -18% \- Micron -16% \- AMD -16% \- CoreWeave -55% over the last 30...

Doesn’t make much sense, specifically based on the valuation of the big 3 telecom companies. The margins the telecom sector receives would only decrease with a 4th competitor, unless they expect...

I'm at a loss to understand why SpaceX doesn't continue to sell Falcon 9 launches into 2029 and beyond. There is crazy demand for that vehicle and there doesn't seem to be capacity/availability on...

Julie Sweet, Accenture's chair and CEO, bought 12,200 shares on the open market on October 26 at about $246, roughly $3.0M. A director, Paula Price, bought another $200K the same day. It's her...

The recent pull back in stocks has changed how I view investing in brokerage accounts. For the longest time I thought I was picking great positions in blue chip companies. I was but not...

Airbnb has a growing guest cancellation problem. Behind their headline numbers lies an risk that investors may be underestimating: the Reserve Now, Pay Later program. There appears to be a...

Thursday was brutal, everyone knows it, Nasdaq's worst day since March 2020. It fell 6.36% and the S&P 500 fell 4.36%. Chipmakers took essentially all of the damage with Micron dropping 17.5%, AMD...

$RKLB CEO Peter Beck, during the company’s third-quarter earnings call on Monday, reiterated the potential defense applications for orbital data centers, backing Rocket Lab’s efforts to develop...

With AI and tech stocks in their current state. I am curious what other sectors people are invested in? Consumer staples, Communication services, Healthcare, utilities? Is there a single company...