What Reddit is saying about nasdaq

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The highest scoring of the newest 50 posts that match, each with the start of the post and its top reply. The full list, every comment and anything older need a key.

1. DIVIDEND SPLIT %

   Hi! I’m curious to what everyone prefers to hold? I’ve been looking at purchasing cover-call ETFs and potentially BDCs, CEFs, mid/utilities Equity or CEFs, and possibly preferred ETFs/stocks. I’m...

   Top reply (1 points): Welcome to r/dividends! If you are new to the world of dividend investing and are seeking advice, brokerage information, recommendations, and more, please...

   r/dividends1 points9 comments7 h ago
2. If you were buying a tech-heavy ETF, QQQ or QQQM?

   Both track the Nasdaq-100, so I’d expect pretty similar returns. QQQ has higher trading volume, while QQQM has a slightly lower expense ratio (0.15% vs. 0.18%). For long-term investing, which...

   Top reply (1 points): Neither. SPHQ. Higher quality stocks

   r/ETFInvesting1 points7 comments6 h ago
3. Need advice for US equities trading

   Hello there, I am a beginner level stock investor(around a year). However, most of the time I take more risk compare to my friends. I usually do swing trading. My portfolio mainly consist of AI or...

   Top reply (1 points): IBKR is the cheapest. After that try Norbert’s gambit

   r/TFSA_Millionaires1 points1 comment6 h ago
4. If you were buying a tech-heavy ETF, QQQ or QQQM?

   Both track the Nasdaq-100, so I’d expect pretty similar returns. QQQ has higher trading volume, while QQQM has a slightly lower expense ratio (0.15% vs. 0.18%). For long-term investing, which...

   Top reply (1 points): While the community gets a look at your post, don't forget we have an official website with a bunch of resources specifically for the questions we see here...

   r/investingforbeginners1 points1 comment6 h ago
5. 📉 US Stocks Slide as Hot Inflation Fuels Fed Rate Hike Fears

   US markets closed lower on November 10 after October inflation came in hotter than expected, raising concerns about another Federal Reserve rate increase in December. Key Highlights: 🔸 CPI rose...

   r/u_VishalJ_051 points0 comments17 min ago
6. Headline CPI inflation rose 0.4% in October, just 0.1 percentage points above expectations, but that was enough to send the Nasdaq back into negative territory
   r/inflation1 points0 comments19 min ago
7. VRDR found a gem, starting to get noticed (DD research)

   Ok I will go over the stock real quick but the videos will do a better job. VRDR no dilution it's a gem play. 38M in assets/900k in liabilities. They make money from carbon credits like Tesla TSLA...

   r/Wallstreetbetsnew1 points0 comments31 min ago
8. VRDR found a gem and starting to get noticed, pull it up now

   Ok I will go over the stock real quick but the videos will do a better job. VRDR no dilution it's a gem play. 38M in assets/900k in liabilities. They make money from carbon credits like Tesla TSLA...

   r/pennystocks1 points0 comments32 min ago
9. SAFX and Nasdaq's 10-cent rule \u2014 the tripwire that could hit before December 7

   Most of the SAFX conversation is about December 7 \\u2014 the day the $1 deadline runs out. But there's a second rule that could bite first, and it doesn't come with a grace period. It's Nasdaq's...

   r/SafxCommunity1 points0 comments39 min ago
10. Bejing is calling Nasdaq is falling
    r/LTXvideo1 points0 comments1 h ago