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Zillow Group, Inc. Class C Capital Stock
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Market Open
Jan 30, 2026 2:14:54 PM EST
63.33USD-4.285%(-2.83)1,347,504
62.72Bid   69.27Ask   6.55Spread
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Jan 29, 2026 8:25:30 AM EST
66.59USD+0.650%(+0.43)0
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Jan 29, 2026 4:36:30 PM EST
66.16USD+0.030%(+0.02)0
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59 min ago • u/datadrivenguy86 • r/algotrading • benchmarking_strategy_decay_via_winrate_velocity • C
I'm very glad I've been helpful. Personally, I'd like to calculate a Z score between the edge in training and the edge in test.
sentiment 0.82
1 hr ago • u/Kakashicopyninja9 • r/investing • daily_general_discussion_and_advice_thread • C
Question for experienced investors, individual stocks or not?
I’m 27 years old and have been investing for 2 years now. Before I started, I self learned a lot about retirement and investment strategies and the one that made the most sense to me was a slight variation of bogglehead strategy where I’m 100% in index/mutual funds across my 3 investment accounts split up with roughly 70-80% USA / 20-30% Intl.
That being said I continue to question if I am making the right choice by 100% omitting individual stocks. Part of me feels I am not taking enough risks and that fear of risk might add 5-10 years to my potential retirement horizon.
I keep thinking back to HS (2015-2017) when my dad gifted me $1000 to practice investing. Back then I had just finished reading rich dad poor dad and the biggest piece of advice that stuck to me from that book is to invest in what you see in your day to day life. I chose to put it all in Netflix since since I saw it dominating (cable tv was dying and my school used iPads and I saw ppl watch Netflix daily + the whole “Netflix and chill” thing was becoming a big part of Gen Z/young millennial culture). Anyways I had zero long term thinking back then with money and I ended up liquidating my entire Robin Hood account in college when I was short of money, made profit of a maybe $300 or $400 dollars IIRC. Lesson learned, that stock would have been a big winner if I had long term view and just held/added to position.
Few years ago during COVID (still not in the investing mindset at this time), PC gaming was on the rage (a huge shift from console gaming to pc gaming was occurring during this time) I kept hearing the name nvidia pop up. I new nothing about the company and just assumed they were a major pc graphic card company, I didn’t realize they were an up and coming company. if I was in the investing mindset I would have chosen them for the same reason I chose Netflix it was what I was seeing on a day to day basis dominate the talk. When I was a kid everyone wanted Xbox or PlayStation, now kids want PC’s.
All this to say I see from my personal experience there is a great benefit to investing in individual companies but I am wondering if I am just letting greed/FOMO/confirmation bias to lead me to this thought or not. Any 20+ year investors want to share their thoughts on what they would do in my position?
sentiment 0.34
5 hr ago • u/shivaswrath • r/WallStreetbetsELITE • housing_market_trap • C
Gen Z.... remember when you voted for this!?
sentiment 0.00
6 hr ago • u/Comfortable-Goat-648 • r/investingforbeginners • how_do_you_decide_what_to_trust_on_reddit_or_x • B
Hello everyone,
I’m a Gen Z investor and final year student at the University of Southampton. I’m doing my dissertation on how people decide what to trust on social media like Reddit and X before making stock investment decisions.
If you are:
18 + Gen Z, and an investor
I’d really appreciate your help.
The survey is anonymous, takes about 10 minutes, and is open ended only. It’s for academic research, not marketing.
Link: [https://forms.office.com/e/a9MLwsnzDb](https://forms.office.com/e/a9MLwsnzDb)
Thank you!!
sentiment 0.93
7 hr ago • u/Maxdiegeileauster • r/mauerstrassenwetten • es_ist_nur_ein_glücksspiel_wenn_man_kein_können • C
Naja schlechter Vergleich.
Technische Analyse im Poker wäre irgendwelche patterns von seinen Gegner analysieren. Z. b. der raised immer wenn er gute Karten hat etc.
Echtes daytrading im Poker wäre Risiko Management und Abwegen ab wann der ROI zu hoch oder zu niedrig ist, wo man seinen Stop zieht und folded und wo man weiter geht. Am Ende ist es reine Statistik, wenn man Poker professionell spielt, spielt man eher mit Varianz und statistik als mit Glück.
Dasselbe geht an der Börse auch, wenn man Profi im Risiko Management ist braucht man keine unnötige Chartanalysen mit irgendwelchen Kaffeesatz lesenden Ansätzen. Dann reicht trend Volumina etc.
sentiment -0.30
7 hr ago • u/Economy_Fondant_7563 • r/Finanzen • um_wieviel_hat_sich_euer • C
Bin ich komplett bei dir. Die Versicherung sollte sich auf die Sachen beschränken, die man selber nicht absichern kann (z.B. Krebs).
Vorsorge und Aufklärung könnte sich gesellschaftlich auch lohnen, das die Kosten überschaubar sind, aber vor allem teuere, spätere Behandlungen vermieden werden.
Es sollte auch mehr auf Eigenverantwortung gesetzt werden. Wer raucht, muss halt mehr zahlen. Im Gegenzug sollte auch immer eine "helfende Hand" gereicht werden. Z.B. Sport- und Ernährungskurse für Übergewichtige. Es sollte nicht ausschließlich bestraft werden., sondern auch gefördert. Aber immer nur nachdem 60/40 Prinzip. 60% Eigenleistung, 40% Förderung. Nur wer bereit ist was zu tun, dem wird auch geholfen.
sentiment -0.92
10 hr ago • u/Mellow_Toninn • r/wallstreetbets • what_are_your_moves_tomorrow_january_30_2026 • C
Yes, economically, however I’m talking about the Gen Z that voted for him which is a group I am firmly not apart of
sentiment 0.40
10 hr ago • u/PrthReddits • r/wallstreetbets • what_are_your_moves_tomorrow_january_30_2026 • C
Wdym fellow how did u not get played hard as Gen Z WE yes WE all did
sentiment 0.24
10 hr ago • u/Mellow_Toninn • r/wallstreetbets • what_are_your_moves_tomorrow_january_30_2026 • C
Just read that 🌮 quote about wanting to make homes more expensive to punish people who “didn’t work hard enough” and I just wanted to say some of you fellow Gen Z mfs got played so hard I’m sobbing 😭🙏
sentiment -0.86
12 hr ago • u/utah_teapot • r/wallstreetbets • trump_says_he_will_announce_fed_chair_pick_on • C
Don’t be too quick to spend it. In a year or two you too could re-enact (this scene)[https://youtu.be/lviefdS11KY?si=Z_2nStBikwutgpa3] from Eurotrip.
sentiment 0.00
13 hr ago • u/David905 • r/ValueInvesting • it_baffles_me_that_duol_absolutely_destroyed_the • C
I did and was super impressed. Any language, set of phrases, well organized information that can pretty much take you from A to Z. Anybody can do that, or build some new language service based on it. Whatever moat Duo may have had just froze solid.
sentiment 0.92
13 hr ago • u/Illustrious-Fish2851 • r/Finanzen • millenials_wurden_verarscht_und_um_ihre_zukunft • C
Ich glaube Gen Z ist noch mehr verarscht. Ich als Millenial hatte zwar auch einen schwierigen Start ins Berufsleben aber man konnte sich irgendwie noch halbwegs hoch kämpfen. Die Gen Z studiert bis zum Umfallen um dann jahrelang in Praktikas abgezockt zu werden, bis sie mal einen halbwegs anständigen Lohn kassieren sind sie 30… und die Anforderungen im Job sind massiv gestiegen. Wo früher noch eine Bürolehre ausgereicht hat, wird heute plötzlich ein Bachelor und 3 Sprachen gefordert…
sentiment -0.83
14 hr ago • u/Awkward_Yesterday_90 • r/Wallstreetsilver • a_whole_new_generation_is_paying_attention_to • C
Elder member of Gen Z. Liked coin collecting as a kid and had a decent stack. Ended up selling it. It was many years later when I held a 24 karat gold coin in my hand and it all made sense then. I love silver as well but the gold is what ultimately puts the biggest smile on my face. It’s power security and wealth in physical form in the palm of your hand. It was made millions of years ago and will last until the end of time. But for the time being it’s mine and mine alone. No contracts, no computers, no promises. I started to listen to Peter Schiff years ago and built a stack; an impressive one at that. I told family and friends alike about the impeding Weimar crisis 2.0. Was mocked and laughed at by most. You are right they are coming around and realizing that it’s starting to rain heavy and need to build their own ark to weather the storm. Not so much mockery these days more like shock and worry.
sentiment 0.95
14 hr ago • u/haps6 • r/wallstreetbets • what_are_your_moves_tomorrow_january_30_2026 • C
I don’t speak gen Z but alright
sentiment 0.36
15 hr ago • u/yanontherun77 • r/FluentInFinance • trump_on_home_prices_were_gonna_keep_prices_up • C
*Boomers have *profited more from liberal policies* than Gen X, Y, or Z
sentiment 0.32
15 hr ago • u/PokecheckFred • r/FluentInFinance • trump_on_home_prices_were_gonna_keep_prices_up • C
Boomers are more liberal than Gen X, Y. or Z
sentiment 0.00
15 hr ago • u/PieHairy5526 • r/Wallstreetsilver • a_whole_new_generation_is_paying_attention_to • C
Fat finger slipped and now can't edit.
A whole new generation is paying attention. It doesn't really matter if we return to $70 or even $40. Gen Z will take the silver over the chocolate bar.
So what if we have a new fed chair or not or they play with bank rates or this or that. Mines can't meaningfully increase output any time soon. Coinshops are in crisis and many will fail and new ones will eventually pop up. Refiners aren't able to meaningfully increase efficiency.
Banks and countries are still stacking. Silver just became unobtainable to the average person as retailers are increasingly not delivering. I suspect, just like in China, we will see many of these retailers default or steal. Force majeure means you dont get your metal or your money back. If you bought silver on line in the last month it's a coin toss whether or not it's going to show up. It might get canceled, they might return your wire or not. They might just go bankrupt. Silver is not for maw and paw anymore. Sad but true. But please if your friends or family ask about metal please direct them to local coin shops and to bring cash. Buying online has become a risk too great to absorb. Keep stacking!
sentiment 0.92
16 hr ago • u/ckl_88 • r/FluentInFinance • trump_on_home_prices_were_gonna_keep_prices_up • C
I don't know about you but I bought a house strictly so I can screw over the gen Z'ers
/s
sentiment -0.25
16 hr ago • u/eyerollingsex • r/wallstreetbets • what_are_your_moves_tomorrow_january_30_2026 • C
**Tomorrows headline:**
Gen Z is quitting cryptocurrency
sentiment 0.00
16 hr ago • u/SocraticGoats • r/wallstreetbets • what_are_your_moves_tomorrow_january_30_2026 • C
CTRL+Z homie
sentiment 0.00


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