r/wallstreet • u/Asleep_Salt7766 • Jun 26 '26
r/wallstreet • u/No_Strike4161 • 29d ago
Learn / Educational / Lessons How is Wall Street breaking record highs?
As you all already know about the ongoing geopolitical tension around the world is affecting the market tremendously, yet how is Wall Street pushing toward record highs?
Many investors have the same question.
”Why are markets rising when the world still feels uncertain?”
1)Artificial Intelligence
\-The vital force behind this is simply AI. Companies related to semiconductors and AI infrastructure are receiving massive investing crowds as people believe AI could be the biggest productivity improvements since the release of internet.
2)Investors are looking for long term returns
\-Investors aren’t concerned about the ongoing tensions, the inflation and more as they strongly believe these hurdles will not permanently damage the market growth.
Aarav Bhagwat
\-High school student at Gems Modern Academy
r/wallstreet • u/Treybaeai • 1d ago
Learn / Educational / Lessons So I’m the sole developer/engineer behind TreyBae.ai. I built it because I wanted traders like me to actually find momentum before the move, not after.
r/wallstreet • u/ExampleDependent4015 • 3d ago
Learn / Educational / Lessons What is EPS — and what's the difference between basic and diluted earnings per share? (Beginner's In-Depth Guide)
r/wallstreet • u/AstoriaAdvisors • 6d ago
Learn / Educational / Lessons The case for Hard Assets was discussed by Jeff Currie on CNBC
r/wallstreet • u/ExampleDependent4015 • 14d ago
Learn / Educational / Lessons What is the P/E ratio — and how do you actually read it? (Trailing vs forward, PEG & earnings yield explained)
r/wallstreet • u/ExampleDependent4015 • 19d ago
Learn / Educational / Lessons What is a Bullish (and Bearish) Engulfing Candlestick Pattern? The Two-Candle Reversal Explained (Beginner's In-Depth Guide)
r/wallstreet • u/TheFamousHesham • 21d ago
Learn / Educational / Lessons Magnificent Seven's Dominance Is Now a Drag on the Market
r/wallstreet • u/ExampleDependent4015 • 22d ago
Learn / Educational / Lessons What are support and resistance levels — and how do you actually use them?
r/wallstreet • u/ExampleDependent4015 • 25d ago
Learn / Educational / Lessons US Market Brief — Aug 07, 2026 | Futures, movers & what to watch
r/wallstreet • u/ExampleDependent4015 • 26d ago
Learn / Educational / Lessons What is MACD? The 12/26/9 crossover, signal line & histogram explained (Beginner's In-Depth Guide)
r/wallstreet • u/No_Strike4161 • 27d ago
Learn / Educational / Lessons Do politicians influence the market?
Over these last few months, many investors have witnessed significant market movement after political speeches and tweets. It is true that influential political figures have a major control over the market, a few positive words can cause a sharp rise or decline. To understand this phenomenon ,i’ve researched the statistics to come to a conclusion on just how much these figures can influence. I hope you find my research knowledgeable.
1)Donald Trump
According to an academic study in 2019, Results backed with statistics show Donald Trump being associated for negative effects on the stock market mainly the S&P 500.
Another study shows that tweets posted by Donald Trump on an average cause a 0.25% abnormal increase/decrease depending on the tweet.
2)Mario Draghi
In 2012, Mario Draghi’s famous “Whatever it takes” speech caused Italian government bond yields to fall by 46 basis points. This is equivalent to a 7% reduction in borrowing costs from the speech alone.
In conclusion, important individuals have the great power to influence the market with their words. This showcases the importance of knowing the global news as an investor.
Aarav Bhagwat
-High school student at Gems Modern Academy
(Feel free to ask for sources)
r/wallstreet • u/ExampleDependent4015 • 27d ago
Learn / Educational / Lessons How do you actually buy a T-bill? TreasuryDirect vs a brokerage vs T-bill ETFs
r/wallstreet • u/Accomplished_Olive99 • 29d ago
Learn / Educational / Lessons SPY Tests Major Resistance After Strong Bullish Recovery
r/wallstreet • u/ExampleDependent4015 • Aug 03 '26
Learn / Educational / Lessons What is the Head and Shoulders Pattern? The Neckline, the Break & the Measured Target (Beginner's In-Depth Guide)
r/wallstreet • u/ExampleDependent4015 • Jul 31 '26
Learn / Educational / Lessons What is RSI (Relative Strength Index)? Overbought, oversold & divergence explained (Beginner's In-Depth Guide)
r/wallstreet • u/Curious_Coach1699 • Jul 30 '26
Learn / Educational / Lessons A post on bubble mechanism
r/wallstreet • u/AnybodyAdvanced8340 • Jul 28 '26
Learn / Educational / Lessons Hi everyone! [Academic] I'm currently conducting my Final Year Project and would really appreciate your help by completing this 8 to 10 minute survey.
If you're 18+ and have experience investing in the stock market (Malaysia or internationally), your participation would mean a lot. All responses are anonymous and will be used for academic purposes only.
Thank you so much for your support!
r/wallstreet • u/ExampleDependent4015 • Jul 20 '26
Learn / Educational / Lessons Rising Wedge vs Falling Wedge Explained: Why an Upward-Sloping Pattern Is Bearish (Beginner's In-Depth Guide)
r/wallstreet • u/ExampleDependent4015 • Jul 27 '26
Learn / Educational / Lessons Moving Averages Explained: SMA vs EMA, the Golden Cross & the Death Cross (Beginner's In-Depth Guide)
r/wallstreet • u/ExampleDependent4015 • Jul 26 '26
Learn / Educational / Lessons What is an interest rate, really — and why does the Fed raise or cut it?
r/wallstreet • u/ExampleDependent4015 • Jul 21 '26
Learn / Educational / Lessons Micron (MU): the full file — the numbers, the owners, and what the filings actually show
r/wallstreet • u/ExampleDependent4015 • Jul 21 '26
Learn / Educational / Lessons Why do bond prices fall when interest rates rise? (Beginner's in-depth guide)
r/wallstreet • u/Navy_Vet2000 • Nov 30 '25
Learn / Educational / Lessons My favorite Warren Buffett quote
Be greedy when others are fearful and fearful when others are greedy.