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A markets and investing discussion room for thoughtful investment questions — not personal budgeting or “what should I buy with my paycheck?” advice.

r/investing is for investment ideas and market discussion. It explicitly steers personal-budget and paycheck questions elsewhere. Nothing here is personalized financial advice.

Where to ask

r/investing

Best for: Thoughtful questions about markets, instruments, portfolio ideas and investing concepts.

Why it fits: Its public description highlights investment ideas and thoughtful investing discussion, and states it is not a politics or general corporate-news forum.

Members in our directory: 3.5M

Rules to know before posting:

  • No low-effort posts — share a real question or insight.
  • Do not post looking for personal-finance / paycheck advice; that belongs in personal-finance communities.
  • No self-promotion or solicitation.
  • Keep discussion civil and in good faith; meet the community’s effort standards.
  • Follow its guidelines on corporate news and political posts.

Read r/investing’s current rules on Reddit

Before you post

  • If your question is about budgeting, debt or emergency funds, use the personal-finance page instead.
  • State your country and time horizon; tax wrappers and products differ.
  • Do not share account logins, full statements or brokerage screenshots with personal data.

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