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41-page free deep dive on $BRK by @BRK_Student
Lots of charts and tables, very useful!
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41-page free deep dive on $BRK by @BRK_Student
Lots of charts and tables, very useful!
https://t.co/9W7KFFCI3k https://t.co/bFY9qRgcgR
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The Long Investor
$VICI now has a Net Profit Margin above 70%
One month ago we highlighted that it is the only company in the S&P 500 with a net profit margin above 60%.
Dividend is also at 5.7%
It is our belief that when interest rates come down, $VICI will likely benefit the most from this.
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$VICI now has a Net Profit Margin above 70%
One month ago we highlighted that it is the only company in the S&P 500 with a net profit margin above 60%.
Dividend is also at 5.7%
It is our belief that when interest rates come down, $VICI will likely benefit the most from this.
There is only one company in the S&P 500 with a Net Profit Margin above 60%
Dividend is also 5.7%
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There is only one company in the S&P 500 with a Net Profit Margin above 60%
Dividend is also 5.7%
$VICI
Dividend is also 5.7%
$VICI
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The Long Investor
Goldman likes Gold at $3000
Clearly that should have been their tag line!
“The PBOC has increased its gold reserves for 17 consecutive months, with a 16% rise in its gold holdings during this period, as reported by the World Gold Council. In March alone, the PBOC added 160,000 ounces of gold to its reserves.
Similarly, countries like Turkey, India, Kazakhstan, and some in Eastern Europe have been active gold buyers this year.
This accumulation reflects a broader trend among global central banks to diversify their reserves and lessen their dependence on the US dollar.”
- https://t.co/cRiDie7T7B
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Goldman likes Gold at $3000
Clearly that should have been their tag line!
“The PBOC has increased its gold reserves for 17 consecutive months, with a 16% rise in its gold holdings during this period, as reported by the World Gold Council. In March alone, the PBOC added 160,000 ounces of gold to its reserves.
Similarly, countries like Turkey, India, Kazakhstan, and some in Eastern Europe have been active gold buyers this year.
This accumulation reflects a broader trend among global central banks to diversify their reserves and lessen their dependence on the US dollar.”
- https://t.co/cRiDie7T7B
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My takeaway from the chart below:
Earnings growth is more important than valuation multiple.
Just be careful if the growth is “borrowed” from the future and comes on the back of tech changes concentrated in a few mega caps. https://t.co/hLV0sikfbJ
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My takeaway from the chart below:
Earnings growth is more important than valuation multiple.
Just be careful if the growth is “borrowed” from the future and comes on the back of tech changes concentrated in a few mega caps. https://t.co/hLV0sikfbJ
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The Long Investor
Global hedge funds are flowing into Hong Kong.
We are ahead of the hedge funds now.
$BABA $BIDU $JD $YINN $NIO https://t.co/6xZQybNAAN
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Global hedge funds are flowing into Hong Kong.
We are ahead of the hedge funds now.
$BABA $BIDU $JD $YINN $NIO https://t.co/6xZQybNAAN
Bullish Headlines have now arrived on China and hedge funds are piling back in 🇨🇳 🇭🇰
To start 2024, China was the MOST shorted investment theme in Fund Manager surveys
Later this year, I believe it will be the MOST crowded long investment theme.
$baba $kweb $pdd $hsi $jd https://t.co/N1f0J7xLFF tweet
The Long Investor
FED will cut before the elections
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FED will cut before the elections
❖ US Labor Apr Nonfarm Payrolls +175K; Consensus +240K
❖ US Apr Unemployment Rate 3.9%; Consensus 3.8%
❖ US Apr Average Hourly Earnings +0.20%, or +$0.07 to $34.75; Over Year +3.92%
❖ US Apr Private Sector Payrolls +167K and Government Payrolls +8K
❖ US Apr Average Workweek -0.1 Hour to 34.3 Hours
❖ US Apr Labor-Force Participation Rate 62.7%
❖ US Mar Payrolls Revised to +315K; Feb Revised to +236K tweet
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❖ US Labor Apr Nonfarm Payrolls +175K; Consensus +240K
❖ US Apr Unemployment Rate 3.9%; Consensus 3.8%
❖ US Apr Average Hourly Earnings +0.20%, or +$0.07 to $34.75; Over Year +3.92%
❖ US Apr Private Sector Payrolls +167K and Government Payrolls +8K
❖…
❖ US Apr Unemployment Rate 3.9%; Consensus 3.8%
❖ US Apr Average Hourly Earnings +0.20%, or +$0.07 to $34.75; Over Year +3.92%
❖ US Apr Private Sector Payrolls +167K and Government Payrolls +8K
❖…
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Dimitry Nakhla | Babylon Capital®
$ICE Intercontinental Exchange is one of those steady excellent compounders 📈📉
In the last 10 years:
•FCF CAGR +15.75%
•Net Income CAGR: +17.20%
#stocks #investing https://t.co/8zkmDBJlpv
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$ICE Intercontinental Exchange is one of those steady excellent compounders 📈📉
In the last 10 years:
•FCF CAGR +15.75%
•Net Income CAGR: +17.20%
#stocks #investing https://t.co/8zkmDBJlpv
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The Long Investor
So why do stocks bounce when jobs growth disappoints
A lot of people are confused by this
Slow jobs growth means a slowing down economy, meaning the Fed can rate cut sooner rather than later
The Feds job is to lower inflation, less jobs available means a weakening economy and in theory, a reduction to inflation
The Fed will ONLY pivot when they feel the economy is weakening
So why a bounce on this news?
When the Fed pivots, it’s time to get out of equities and into safe havens as earnings will likely decline….which is evident from this seasons lower guidance.
The bounce is exit liquidity
Smart money will do what they can not to get caught on the wrong side of the decline
Don’t be exit liquidity, let the suckers of history be caught on the wrong side of this, you are more aware
$SPY $QQQ
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So why do stocks bounce when jobs growth disappoints
A lot of people are confused by this
Slow jobs growth means a slowing down economy, meaning the Fed can rate cut sooner rather than later
The Feds job is to lower inflation, less jobs available means a weakening economy and in theory, a reduction to inflation
The Fed will ONLY pivot when they feel the economy is weakening
So why a bounce on this news?
When the Fed pivots, it’s time to get out of equities and into safe havens as earnings will likely decline….which is evident from this seasons lower guidance.
The bounce is exit liquidity
Smart money will do what they can not to get caught on the wrong side of the decline
Don’t be exit liquidity, let the suckers of history be caught on the wrong side of this, you are more aware
$SPY $QQQ
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BREAKING: Stocks rally on news of disappointing job growth.
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The Long Investor
$SPY is now testing the 50 Day MA from below for the second time.
First test was last Friday and rejected, now today it tests again....will it end the week below the 50 Day MA again?
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$SPY is now testing the 50 Day MA from below for the second time.
First test was last Friday and rejected, now today it tests again....will it end the week below the 50 Day MA again?
$SPY how the day and week ended.
50 Day MA. https://t.co/dJPHN7eHQC tweet
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RT @dubinvest: 5 game-changing tips for new investors:
1. Take it slow. Take time to learn the basics of investing in securities.
2. Understand your financial objectives and risk tolerance. Take time to understand whether you’re using your capital for the long term or speculation.
3. Pay attention to macro-economic indicators. Having a sense of the bigger picture allows you to understand where it may be best to deploy your capital.
4. Keep cash on the side. Markets retract —having cash when there is a buying opportunity can be critical to your success.
5. Diversify your holdings in multiple stocks or sectors. This helps you reduce the risk that one stock tanks all your investments.
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RT @dubinvest: 5 game-changing tips for new investors:
1. Take it slow. Take time to learn the basics of investing in securities.
2. Understand your financial objectives and risk tolerance. Take time to understand whether you’re using your capital for the long term or speculation.
3. Pay attention to macro-economic indicators. Having a sense of the bigger picture allows you to understand where it may be best to deploy your capital.
4. Keep cash on the side. Markets retract —having cash when there is a buying opportunity can be critical to your success.
5. Diversify your holdings in multiple stocks or sectors. This helps you reduce the risk that one stock tanks all your investments.
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