Reddit is an excellent resource for information, period, but as with any research you need to be smart enough to be able to interpret it. I'm a total noob investor, I'm only here because I cashed out RSUs from work and decided to put those funds into something I believed in instead. So I bought into 3 companies based on my own DD, and have been using Reddit and my own research to learn from here. I'm not out any money that I didn't have to begin with, and I'm not planning on making any big moves from where I've already bought into, so I'm just here reading now trying to learn good info from bad info. I appreciate everyone who calls out the BS.