What's up with the constant down voting for anything even asking for an opinion on or suggestive of diversification away from US equities in the investment or stock subs? I thought it was generally accepted as common knowledge that diversification during turbulent times is good.
u/stonescape ·
Reddit — r/ValueInvesting
· January 21, 2026 at 15:08
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I hate to be the "must be bots" guys, but the efficiency seems astonishing how only posts that are not supportive of US equities get immediately down voted. Is this a conspiracy to keep funds in nyse, or am I getting tin hatty? Do (retail) investors really have a Murica boner, or is this thought just coming up so often now it's annoying? the mods seem awfully restrictive in some of these hubs too; I recently joined a bunch but will be widdling them away based on moderation. Any recommendations for a sub where mods allow discussion of trends and picks based on trends (with research, duh) would be appreciated.