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What chapter is the Graham formula in its entirely?

My grandpa sold a smallish software engineering company in Houston to Gates back in the 90s. As much as I don't like Gates, it's kinda cool to have a piece of the family in Microsoft

Show me once when stock market didn’t do anything for 10 years. You’re delusional

I'm 54 and my wife and I are VERY worried about our future, gas and food prices rising daily. We have had our savings dwindle with the cost of living into the stratosphere, and we are finding it impossible to replace them. We can get by, but can't seem to get ahead. My condolences to anyone retiring in this crisis, 30 years nonstop just for a crooked system to take all you worked for.

The problem is they want "work life balance" (work less) for more money than you ever made.

Shunk-shunk.

You mean it gets easier for the government to control your money with these computers....

Research and Development is extremely important

making loan to buy hyped stocks is the first mistake...

Chasing the latest shiny object is now called "momentum investing."

Sears and K-Mart didn't take advantage of the internet. Sears and their catalog sales were more than 100 years old.

I share this perspective. Makes you wonder what the future holds for humans as far as interactions within ourselves outside of technology. It’s really interesting to see how our lives have/will change(d) since the late 90’s. I truly think my generation was the last of the children who were outside regularly but still had access to Xbox’s, gameboys, N64, PS2’s, etc.

hey Frank... learn the correct way to use your airpods...

Look up ashton forbes. Hes about to release a free energy device

you are talking shit, my great grand parents and my grand parents have all lived longer than any one ells in my family... your science is floored

I'm not sure there's a moat for shirts and pants.

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Supposedly a stock at any given moment is worth what institutional investors with all the info say it's worth. Also called the "random walk" theory.

Easily one of the best Buffett books out there.

Thank you guys.

It’s been proven the longer you deal with a financial advisor the more your Net Worth gets multiplied due to their advice. Advice matters

Gic vs wacc

I seek for a business expanding stock with: Invested Capital Growth ≥ WACC

I believe the sum of invested capital 2022 is incorrect regarding the values. I am trying to reproduce the example, but some mistakes were made in the formulas as the numbers do not add up right.

Thank you SO much for this, extremely helpful.

Jan 24, 2024. So much of the tech and AI stocks are up very high….since AI is supposed to be the trend would it be a smart move to get in now on these stocks. Maybe they’re overvalued. NVIDIA, CISCO, MSFT, APPLE, ADI, Qualcom etc….

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be a smart stock picker tho pick blue chip dividend stocks like apple coca cola mcdonals etc etc just companies that's already has an established names that people of all ages knew about and is willing to spend their money on that's the dividend stocks to go cause dividend stock is the greatest way to pay up your interests whilst also gaining new money for free so i think dividend stock is the only option to make money using from borrowing and it's also make more sense to buy when the market is in red line as you'll buy premium stocks at a cheap price 🤑

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Amazing content!

Great overview!

I just love how you explained it.

These are not good investments . They’re conduits where the manager is the winner with the fees on the levered assets and in a lot of cases shareholders are just receiving a lot of their own money back in contrived return of capital monthly dividends . A good example is the double whammy muni bond cefs have reaped from falling bond prices and distribution cuts because of increases borrowing costs . Think nuveen has missed any management fees ?

Microsoft ROIC not that high.

There is a bit of a myth about buying a CEF below the NAV at a discount. You have to look at the long term history of the share price. Some of these CEF's sell fairly consistently above or below the NAV, so you might buy at a discount, but anytime you go to sell that stock, you may very well be selling at a discount as well, or you may worry that you are buying a stock at a premium, but then you may be very likely to sell that stock later at a premium.

What are your thoughts on CLM thanks.

Just clone anything Nick does and you're a billionaire..Try it for your kids.

current portion of long-term debt should be $8072, not $8702

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This was such a good summary and evaluation of the company valuation!

What do you think about ctrm and toro corp. spin-off ?