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5 min ago • u/reaper527 • r/stocks • sec_clears_path_for_tokenized_stocks_bringing_the • C
> I'm saying it isn't innovative.
i'm saying you should really look up how this stuff works, because even a very basic understanding of WHY we have T+1 settlement (an upgrade over the old T+2) is the way things work currently.
a little bit of very rudimentary knowledge of the market would probably change your stance.
sentiment -0.22
20 min ago • u/iratebutisave • r/Superstonk • update_to_the_ai_powered_dd_library_review_now • C
This is an AI summary of the facts block and updates.
## What the DD Library grades claims against (hindsight facts, v2 — current as of 2026-08-16)
Every DD in the library is rated against a fixed, published set of facts, not against a
reviewer's opinion. The block is versioned, every review stamps which version it was graded
under, and challenges to it are handled in public. Here is the whole thing.
**Part 1 — the 15 original facts (v1, frozen).** All 250 original reviews were graded
against these, verbatim:
*On the squeeze thesis*
- No MOASS ever occurred. GME peaked at ~$483 intraday on Jan 28, 2021 (~$120 split-adjusted);
the May–June 2024 rally peaked ~$65. Prices of thousands per share never happened.
- The SEC's October 2021 staff report concluded the run-up was driven mainly by
positive-sentiment buying, NOT primarily by short covering, and found no evidence that
widespread naked shorting drove the price.
- Reported short interest fell from ~122% of float (Jan 2021) to ~20% by Feb 2021 and stayed
low. Claims of persistent hidden short interest of 100%–1000%+ of float were never
substantiated by any regulator through 2026.
- Citadel was never margin-called into collapse; Citadel Securities remains a major market maker.
- DRS grew to ~75M shares (~25% of float) by mid-2023, then plateaued; GameStop stopped
detailed DRS reporting in 2024. DRS did not trigger a squeeze.
- GameStop did a 4-for-1 split (via dividend) in July 2022.
- GameStop launched an NFT marketplace in 2022 and shut it in 2024; returned to profitability
2023–24; raised billions in 2024 offerings; holds a large cash reserve and added bitcoin to
its treasury in 2025. No bankruptcy, no price "moon."
*Where the DDs were right — stated plainly, not buried*
- Fails-to-deliver and naked shorting ARE real, documented market phenomena historically —
but the predicted GME FTD/T+21/T+35 "cycle" squeezes repeatedly failed to materialize on
the predicted dates.
- Payment for order flow conflicts of interest are real and documented; the EU banned PFOF
(phase-out by 2026); Robinhood paid fines over order-flow practices.
- Archegos (Mar 2021) was a real swaps blow-up and led to SEC swap-disclosure rule proposals.
- Credit Suisse DID collapse (Mar 2023, UBS rescue) — CS fragility claims were directionally
right, though not via GME.
- Inflation DID surge (CPI peak 9.1%, June 2022) — inflation predictions were directionally
right.
*Macro and plumbing*
- No systemic US market collapse occurred in 2021–22 as widely predicted; 2022 was an orderly
rate-hike-driven bear market. Dollar hyperinflation did not happen.
- The Fed's reverse repo facility peaked ~$2.55T (Dec 2022) and drained to near zero by 2025
without crisis.
- Evergrande defaulted (Dec 2021) and was ordered liquidated (Jan 2024); no global cascade
into US markets resulted.
- DTCC/NSCC/OCC continue operating normally; no "great reset" of the US financial system occurred.
**Part 2 — the v2 amendments (added 2026-08-16).** Both came from challenges to v1, and both
carry explicit grading rules:
- **2023 banking stress.** The 2022 rate shock produced the 2nd, 3rd and 4th largest bank
failures in US history in March–May 2023 (First Republic ~$229B, SVB ~$209B, Signature
~$110B; ~$549B combined — more than all 25 bank failures of 2008 combined). These were
duration-mismatch bank runs, not short-seller, FTD or swap cascades, and were contained via
the FDIC systemic risk exception (est. $16.7B absorbed) and the Fed's Bank Term Funding
Program. No broader collapse followed; the Fed kept hiking through July 2023.
*Grading:* "rate hikes will break something" → **partially holds up**. "The break cascades
into systemic collapse or a GME squeeze" → **does not hold**.
- **Inflation containment context.** Containing the 2021–22 surge required the fastest Fed
hiking cycle since the early 1980s (525bp in ~17 months, 0–0.25% → 5.25–5.50%), and the
dollar *strengthened* to a 20-year high (DXY ~114, Sept 2022) rather than debasing.
*Grading:* "inflation will surge" → **holds up**. "The Fed can't/won't raise rates" and
"dollar collapse/hyperinflation" → **does not hold**.
**Part 3 — the errata trail (how the block gets challenged).** Challenges are logged with
evidence and a resolution, including the ones that fail. Two entries so far:
1. **"2023 bank failures fall outside the block's scope" — ACCEPTED.** The challenge argued
the block read as if nothing near-systemic ever happened. Finding: the v1 bullet stands as
worded (SVB failed in 2023, outside the 2021–22 window, via duration mismatch rather than
the FTD mechanism the corpus predicted) — but the block had a real scope gap, and a common
corpus thesis ("the Fed is trapped; hiking will break something") was being graded too
harshly. Result: v1 unchanged, new v2 bullet added.
2. **"'Hyperinflation did not happen' lacks context" — PARTIALLY ACCEPTED.** The challenge
proposed rewording it to say hyperinflation was avoided *because of* historic rate hikes.
The causal rewording was **rejected**: the block holds verifiable facts, not
counterfactuals. The factual context was **accepted** — the hiking cycle and the dollar's
strength are now in v2, which is direct evidence against the "Fed can't hike → must print
forever → dollar dies" chain. The inflation call landed; the causal model behind it didn't.
**The rules that keep this honest**
- A fact earns its place only if some claim in the corpus needs it to be graded fairly. This
is not a rolling macro commentary.
- Amendments never retroactively change recorded scores. A v1-graded rating changes only
through the dispute process or a recorded v2 re-review.
- v1-graded and v2-graded scores are never silently mixed, because an amendment can be
load-bearing for a given DD's claims.
- The errata file is never shown to a reviewer — reviewers see only the assembled facts.
**Challenge it.** If a fact is wrong, out of scope, or missing, open an issue and bring
sources. Accepted challenges become versioned amendments; rejected ones stay on the record
with the reasoning.
- Facts block: https://github.com/ErranttVenture/superstonk-dd-library/blob/main/harness/hindsight.md
- Errata trail: https://github.com/ErranttVenture/superstonk-dd-library/blob/main/harness/ERRATA.md
- The library itself: https://www.justthebros.co/library
sentiment -1.00
1 hr ago • u/jpainphx • r/stocks • sec_clears_path_for_tokenized_stocks_bringing_the • C
For tokenization to work, they'd have to be backed 1:1 with real shares, then there wouldn't be any reason to be trading T+0. This is just blurring already blurred lines
sentiment 0.32
1 hr ago • u/Draconius • r/fidelityinvestments • fidelity_not_allowing_me_to_buy_a_certain_stock • C
Imagine trying to complain that you can't buy 500 tickets to a concert because YOU CAN'T RESELL THEM and blaming the ticket seller. Maybe Fidelity audits your account and reports you to the IRS. that'd be popcorn worthy
sentiment -0.49
2 hr ago • u/tropicalia84 • r/wallstreetbets • daily_discussion_thread_for_september_17_2026 • C
# WE AREN'T GOING DOWN
# STOP SHOUTING AT YOUR CRACKED PHONE SCREEN FOR STOCKS TO GO DOWN
# IT'S PATHETIC
sentiment -0.45
2 hr ago • u/Own_Comment4919 • r/Bogleheads • assistance_with_our_next_move_going_forward • B
**What we have**: 1.4 Million in retirement currently sitting approximately 80/20 stock bond allocation. We are putting approximately 30k-35k a year into retirement.
My wife also has a small pension from her old employer with a few different options. $800 per month if she takes it at 59.5 $1000 if she waits til 62 and $1300 at 65. She also has a Social Security Bridge option that pays $3200 at 59.5 until 62 then falls to around $500 going forward. This pension has been terminated recently so we are expecting a possible lump sum at some point.She would then also take SS at 62 and I would defer for as long as possible.
We are both 53 and are wanting to stop full time work at 59.5 which would be around Oct 2032. Then transition to part-time work to cover health insurance and extra spending until maybe 62 or so. We are looking to spend 80k-90k starting 2032
Kind of thinking of how to get to 2-2.5 Million with the least amount of risk. With 1.4million and adding 30k per year with a 6% return should put us somewhere around 2 million to 2.5 million. Would doing something like buying 70k in treasuries that mature in 2032,2033,2034 with fixed income inside her T IRA.This would guarantee around 4.8 to 5% in payments over these years and return in principal. Then the remainder of her IRA would be put into a total stock a total International and  then maybe a tilt to value or small cap and some short termfixed income (0-24 month) bond fund.  Then I only need to earn another 1-2% each year from equities to get my 6% return.
**Me: Roth** $263,xxx
 FSKAX (Fiddy Total Stock) $190xxx
FSPGA( Fiddy Large Cap Growth) $73,xxxx
**Me Simple IRA**  $335,xxx  
FZROX(Fidelity Zero Fund Total Stock) $291,xxx
FZILX (Fidelity Zero International Total Fund) $7,xxx
FXNAX (Fidelity US Bond Index) $37,xxx
**Wife Roth** $95,xxx
FSKAX (Fidelity Total Stock) $66,xxx
FSPGA (Fidelity Lage Cap Growth) $28,xxx
**Wife 401k** $720,xxx
Vanguard Institutional Total Stock Index Trust (NO Ticker) $356,xxx
Vanguard Institutional International Index Trust (No Ticker) $110,xxx
Vanguard Growth Index Fund Institutional (VIGIX) $110,xxx
Pimco Income Fund Institutional  (PIMIX) $102,xxx
Vanguard Institutional Total Bond Index Trust (No Ticker) $29,xxx
Vanguard Small Cap Value Institutional Index (VSIIX) $14,xxx
My wife just left this job and the 401k is still in her 401k. Considering which way to go.
Leave it in the 401k. My wife is 53 we can wait and rollover it over to her current job to keep the rule of 55 open. Although our plan is to work full time to 59.5 then part time to cover insurance and extra spend. Or we could just so a rollover to Fidelity which is where her 401k currently is.
Her new job is has TIAA as their 403b provider. She has just started so there is minimal in her account. We are putting  7% into roth with a 7% match into traditional.
 
sentiment 0.93
3 hr ago • u/Alive_Bid7229 • r/thetagang • daily_rthetagang_discussion_thread_what_are_your • C
Starts with T and ends with A
sentiment 0.00
4 hr ago • u/Calm_Road9030 • r/Bogleheads • am_i_doing_things_the_right_way_i_use_fidelity • C
FID FRDM INX 2065 T
sentiment 0.00
4 hr ago • u/ShadowLiberal • r/stocks • time_to_be_real_about_david_ellisons_threats_to • C
Yeah, Netflix basically flat out said that Paramount was run by a bunch of idiots who wildly overpaid for WBD. And WBD has been struggling with their huge pile of debt from the beginning after overpaying for the assets from AT&T.
The dumbest part about it to me though is how Hollywood groups preferred Paramount get WBD even though there's a MUCH higher chance of job losses that way versus Netflix because there's way more redundant jobs with Paramount, and the massive debt load means that Paramount will be FORCED to layoff a ton of people just to cut costs.
sentiment -0.91
4 hr ago • u/AlfredoTheDark • r/wallstreetbets • lmao_you_bums_dogged_on_me_for_going_mega_long • C
SpaceX 's market cap is over double Verizon, AT&T, T-Mobile, and Comcast combined, and they will not displace all that market share with just satellite Internet. And they will not get to Mars, and even if they do, it will not make them any money. And the AI data centers in space is a highly regarded idea which will not work. But Elon is at the peak of his con right now so enjoy the ride.
sentiment 0.81
5 hr ago • u/Quirky_Geologist_519 • r/investingforbeginners • what_does_the_new_rate_increase_mean_for_the • C
Dumbest answer so far, yes interest rates do effect bond prices, T bills, whether expected or not.
sentiment 0.45
5 hr ago • u/saltnpepper420 • r/GME • as_of_premarket_we_are_less_than_10_away_from • C
T+35 of cohens buy in is gonna be 29 oct.
Cohencidence?
sentiment 0.13
5 hr ago • u/tropicalia84 • r/wallstreetbets • daily_discussion_thread_for_september_17_2026 • C
# CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL DIP BUYERS!!!
# AND A SPECIAL THANK YOU TO ALL THE BEARS LOADING PUTS WHEN VIX WAS AT 18 WE COULDN'T HAVE DONE IT WITHOUT YOU!
sentiment 0.42
6 hr ago • u/mhughes2595 • r/wallstreetbets • hyperscaler_debt_signals_warning_sign_apollo • C
This is my investment thesis to a T.
sentiment 0.00
6 hr ago • u/demens1313 • r/investing • overexposed_to_the_sp_500_how_to_plan_for_a_crash • C
this is as flawed of a counter as the original.
No, you don't stop investing. But not everyone has the same level of disposable income where they can consistently contribute, especially during bear markets.
Also, people that plan to retire liretally can not continue to invest if the market turns. THat is their ONLY source of income. So no, you don't invest a lump sum and stop, but when your income is your dividends and the market shits the bed, you CAN'T continue to invest and "buy low"
sentiment -0.89
7 hr ago • u/forgetaboutit7878 • r/Schwab • schwabs_labor_day_cost_basis_system_change • C
* **TOS Design Focus:** The thinkorswim platform is built for speed and technical charting, not tax optimization. While you can change basic default methods (like LIFO or FIFO) inside TOS order rules, the platform doesn't have a visual interface to manually select **Specific Lots** item-by-item during a high-speed trade. \[[1](https://toslc.thinkorswim.com/center/release/rel-02-08-2025), [2](https://toslc.thinkorswim.com/center/release/rel-11-21-2020), [3](https://www.reddit.com/r/Schwab/comments/1ew9ayu/anyone_know_how_to_assign_tax_lots_when_placing_a/)\]
* **The Web Feed is the Clearinghouse:** Because thinkorswim and the Schwab main website hook into the exact same backend engine, the rapid intraday executions you fire off on TOS instantly populate your live web transaction history.
* **The Intraday Edit Loop:** Since you handle everything rapidly, you are viewing that transaction page on [Schwab.com](http://Schwab.com) hours before the overnight T+1 settlement processing runs. The web system sees the live TOS fills, realizes they haven't settled yet, and generates the **"View/Edit Cost Basis"** link right there in your history line item. \[[1](https://advisorservices.schwab.com/whats-new/account-management/other-enhancements)\]
sentiment 0.08
8 hr ago • u/GlobalLie9576 • r/wallstreetbets • no_way_out • C
Aren’t we subsidizing the big oil companies even though they make massive profits?
Ironically, these high gas prices are going to make EVs extremely popular…which is the exact opposite as what T wanted.
Also, solar panels.
sentiment 0.44
10 hr ago • u/99-Watermelons • r/investing • overexposed_to_the_sp_500_how_to_plan_for_a_crash • C
I opened up an account with one of the biggest online brokerages in the world and then started selling a bunch of Ai stocks and stocks listed on the NYSE and NASDAQ.
It's a big world out there and it's just as easy to buy stocks in one country as another. I've now got stocks in the USA, UK , Switzerland, Korea , Taiwan, Hong Kong , Australia and New Zealand. The biggest risk most folks with USA ETF's don't understand is how heavily their fund is exposed to the big 7 tech companies .
Ai is real, it's not going away however; and it's a big however ; the real unknown is who is going to win the Ai race ....all this money being spent of data centres and the monetising of compute is going to end in tears for some of the big 7 ...there's not going to be 7 winners ..there's not 7 Amazon's, there's not 7 Google's , or 7 Ebay's. In this web based economy usually just 1 or 2 players emerge as the dominant players , so some of those Ai stocks are going to plummet and so will various funds which will heavily weighted with those big 7 because that's what your laws and financial controls require of fund managers . T
here's solid businesses that return money year after year - they aren't sexy , they don't grow at 100+ % a year ..things like Utility companies that have been around 50- 100 years , railways , freight moving companies , global medical businesses , big Pharma. Look up a fund on the NYSE called IQLT ...( International Quality ) ..it only invests in large quality stable companies outside the USA and it spreads the fund around the planet ...this is just about spreading risk .
Buy some physical gold - 5-10% of your portfolio and get some T bills and have the security of some fixed interest as well . The Ai bubble is coming , it might be 12-24 months away but it's impossible for the level of investment we are seeing to just continue and it's going to emerge that 1-2 players will be the big winners and the rest will be losers.
I have investments in utilities - power and airport companies , Big Pharma , Mineral gold and oil companies , Entertainment , Electric vehicles + the world biggest manufacturer of EV batteries plus some tech stocks but now only 1 of those Ai tech stocks is on the NASDAQ , the others are in Taiwan and Korea .
In essence I've just spread things around for what is inevitably going to happen . Personally as a non American I'm so concerned at the instability your President has created that I see his irrational behaviour affecting every person on the planet with a global recession headed our way , so I've shifted the profits I've made out of USA NASDAQ listed AI tech stocks and diversified, because thats how genuinely concerned I am around the erratic behaviour and potential for global financial chaos - all led by 1 very untrustworthy man
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11 hr ago • u/markboats • r/Revolut • experiences_swapping_sending_large_amounts_of • C
You become resident when you become resident, purchasing property has nothing to do with it. When you obtained NL residence is the date from which your US account is no longer valid and you need to open a NL one
Sure, you can move money around, but I'd avoid inviting scrutiny to your account when you're breaking the T&Cs, if Revolut uncover your deception and close your account you won't be able to open another one regardless of your resideince
sentiment -0.56
11 hr ago • u/OwnObject8163 • r/wallstreetbets • what_are_your_moves_tomorrow_september_17_2026 • C
So we can't say the word T rump anymore or anything politica l. Wtf America...you are now not crazy but certifiable crazy!
sentiment -0.44


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