Just a question/thought. Would you buy stock from a company that is against your personal morale beliefs or ethical? Yes, you could make a pile of money in the future but do you believe in the products they make? I have some stock with Nova Nordisk but my personal belief on what they make does sit with me. I rather sell and buy more gold EFT. This is my own personal belief and no judgement on people who have bought stock with this company. Just my thoughts 😁

Hey legends, Just spotted this take from David Bird he’s going against the grain, calling for a negative S&P 500 year in 2026 (double-digit downside possible). Big banks are all clustered bullish: Oppenheimer 8100, Deutsche 8000, Morgan Stanley 7800, UBS 7700, Goldman 7600, JP Morgan 7500, Soc Gen 7300, BofA 7100. That tight consensus? That’s often a red flag for risk like in 2022 when almost no one saw the bear coming (he did). Markets aren’t random chaos; they’re patterns if you study them. His playbook: Play defense in 2026. Not cash out stay 80% in, but smart, protected positions. As Buffett says: Rule #1, never lose money. I’m sharing this not to scare, but to prep. Long-term grind means protecting gains through cycles like this. Early days, but worth watching. I’ll keep dropping insights as they come let’s learn together. What’s your take on this setup? Bullish, cautious, or something else? No pressure, just curious 👇 Keep the long game strong. 💪📈 Do you think it’s going to rotate into commodities or something else?

Hi everyone, I stumbled across this article about a new trading bot; Meta Trader 5. Based on the reaserch and independent tests in this article, I think it could be an interesting thing to try. I'll link the article down below 👇, and let me know what you think about it. https://victoryvistafinance.com/private-article.php?utm_source=taboola&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=36456845&utm_content=3921604625&tblci=GiDWs22Udg3RUL-nQbswbfbWQ9-gXOrj6zaKS5zi1F0s8iCdyFsolciN6LCz4bk3MIbNPw#tblciGiDWs22Udg3RUL-nQbswbfbWQ9-gXOrj6zaKS5zi1F0s8iCdyFsolciN6LCz4bk3MIbNPw

Silver (XAGUSD) just dropped hard to $84 USD today. That means ETPMAG (ASX silver ETF) is likely to follow with a sharp dip shortly. Short-term: This looks like a solid buying opportunity for those sitting on cash or wanting to add. Long-term: Still very bullish my core plays are always 5–20+ years, and silver’s fundamentals (industrial demand, supply constraints, inflation hedge) remain strong. Not financial advice just sharing what I’m seeing. If you’re in for the long game, dips like this are where positions get built. Anyone adding today or watching for a bounce? Drop your thoughts 👇

Hey everyone in the Investment Chat! 🚀 Loving this space it’s growth so far & the consistent participation let’s keep this going 🏎️💨 Just wanted to spark some discussion on these booming commodities we’ve all been watching: gold, silver, and especially uranium are on fire right now. Quick snapshot (as of late Jan 2026): • Gold hovering around ~$4,900–$5,000 USD/oz (~$7,100–$7,250 AUD/oz), with some big banks eyeing $5,400+ USD by year-end. • Silver just smashed into triple digits hitting over $99–$103 USD/oz (~$144–$150 AUD/oz) for the first time, up massively on industrial demand (solar, EVs, etc.). • Uranium spot price pushing ~$88 USD/lb (~$128 AUD/lb), up solidly in the last month and riding the nuclear renaissance wave. The graph I shared earlier shows how these are correlated in this macro environment—fiat worries, energy transition, AI power needs, supply squeezes, etc. Uranium feels particularly interesting because of the structural deficit: global reactor builds (China, restarts in the West), long-term utility contracts locking in, and new mines not coming online fast enough. Question for the group: Do you think uranium has real legs to keep running and become the next big multi-year play (maybe even outpacing gold/silver in relative gains over the next decade)? Or is this just another cyclical pump that’ll fade back to “normal” levels once supply catches up or hype dies? Moonshot potential 🌕 or more of a steady grind/stay range-bound? What’s your take bullish, cautious, or bearish on uranium specifically? (Feel free to factor in AUD pricing too if you’re thinking locally!) No financial advice here just macro speculation and curious what the community thinks! Drop your thoughts below 👇 Let’s discuss! 💬