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Public told me this about custodial risk. Is it true? Accurate? Fair?

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SIPC Concerns: Your assets are safe here, there is no risk to you in a Public insolvency because of our custodial structure, but there are a few things worth considering/understanding here: Your assets are custodied at Apex Clearing and fully segregated…

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My research on Masterworks (a fractional art investing platform), what it reveals, and my resulting opinion

Link to pdf upload of substack post (there are some missing graphs and formatting quirks): https://smallpdf.com/file#s=cf23b052-226b-4606-a781-df20f15aad0f TLDR; "Masterworks is an art investment platform that sells fractional shares in individual…

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Using ChatGPT/Claude for stock research: how do you keep track when news changes your thesis?

Curious how people here actually research with AI. Two things happened to me recently: 1. An idea I rejected that became valid. I asked an AI whether a small airline stock was worth buying. The conclusion: "This only works if fuel prices drop.…

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For income investors, why choose real estate over covered-call ETFs?

If your goal is purely generating income and you don't intend to live in the property, why choose real estate over covered-call ETFs? Real estate has significant risks: changing tax laws, rent controls (as seen in Spain), maintenance costs, vacancies, and…

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The cost to build a humanoid robot has fallen more than 30x in a decade, and there are 10+ million projected annual humanoid shipments by 2035. But where is the real investment opportunity in robotics?

With so much of the AI conversation still focused on chatbots, software, data centers, etc…curious how this sub feels about the growth potential around robotics (factory robots, autonomous vehicles, etc).…

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