u/Chookity-poks ·
Reddit — r/stocks
· June 06, 2026 at 21:32
· ⬆ 2 pts
· 💬 46 comments
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Only 4 comments analyzed; two were jokes, one personal trading action (sold 20% then bought back half), one bullish argument on AI capex sustainability.
Dominant sentiment is mixed: a user executed a short‑term sell‑then‑buy strategy, while another argues AI investment will continue regardless of macro headwinds.
No specific tickers or earnings events were discussed.
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[+39] u/tptpp: that's what a bot would say
[+28] u/Time-Combination4710: I absolutely LOVE when the dorks on reddit include the "this is not financial advice" disclaimer as if I'm going to listen to the advice, then lose all my money, then use my precious time to locate a lawyer to find you, spend that time filing out documents and going to court. All while blowing however much money on a lawyer.
You mfs are actually hilarious
[+7] u/Ok-Personality-6630: We already had 2 corrections in 1.5 years. I sold 20% of my holding on Tuesday and will buy back gradually (already did half of it on Friday).
[+6] u/InevitableAd2436: This is so stupid lol
There’s not going to be any slowdown in AI capex for a few more years. It will be backstopped by the federal government with “equity stakes”
You think they want China to get any lead? Imagine China deploying millions of AI agents in 2029 working 24/7 hacking because we raised rates and stopped investment in AI. yeah not happening.
Also.. Labor participation is weak as fuck right now and hovering to 2021 levels. Fed doesn’t just look at jobs report they also look at U-6. Lot of people just saying fuck it and giving up looking for jobs which don’t get included in the jobs report.