r/invest
34k members
r/invest is a subreddit with 34k members. The most common kinds of discussions are news and money talk, and the community frequently discusses stocks, investment, investing, market, and economy.
Links of interest to investors with a long term fundamental outlook (Warren Buffett, Benjamin Graham etc.). Related macro-economic links are also allowed.
Popular Themes in r/invest
#1
News
: "Warren Buffett's Letter to Shareholders of Berkshire Hathaway (Feb 2025)"
21 posts
#2
Money Talk
: "A simple way to work out a fair price to pay for a wonderful business"
11 posts
#3
Advice Requests
: "How to Learn About a Business from Income Statements"
7 posts
#4
Pain & Anger
: "Panic in Startupland!"
3 posts
#5
Solution Requests
: "Evolution is a B2B niche supplier which develops, produces, markets and licenses fully integrated Live Casino solutions to gaming operators around the world."
2 posts
#6
Opportunities
: "dLocal: An asymmetric opportunity with significant upside potential"
1 post
#7
Self-Promotion
: "A stock research tool designed for long term value investors (Feedback appreciated!)"
1 post
Popular Topics in r/invest
#1
Stocks
: "Don’t Just “Over-Maximize” One Variable – Find Stocks That Tick a Lot of Boxes at Once"
65 posts
#2
Investment
: "Being Honest About Your Investment Performance"
54 posts
#3
Investing
: "Why Value Investing Isn’t Just About Buying Cheap Stocks"
52 posts
#4
Market
: "Brookfield: Undervalued Giant In An Overvalued Market!"
34 posts
#5
Economy
: "Just a couple of months ago, the USA Economy was performing well, the outlook was positive, the stock market was at an all-time high. Now? Nobody knows."
26 posts
#6
Amazon
: "Overview of the Amazon investment case"
12 posts
#7
China
: ""We invested some money in China, because we could get more value in term of the strength of the enterprise and the price of the securities than we could get in the United States" - Charlie Munger"
10 posts
#8
Reits
8 posts
#9
Warren Buffett
: "Warren Buffett speech on Security Analysis at the University of Florida"
7 posts
#10
Stock
: "Since 2016, the median software company has increased their Stock based compensation rate as percent of sales from 4% to 9%. That’s effectively 500 bps of hidden margin compression."
7 posts
Member Growth in r/invest
Yearly
+2k members(6.1%)
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Last updated: August 10, 2026