@TrungTPhan
Serial returners are refunded their membership and told we’re sorry we didn’t meet your value expectations.
Costco was built to keep the shoppers out you don’t want.
@JimChuong
I don’t know why any middle class or lower class families would live there and any skilled workers wouldn’t flee to lower cost areas or the 🇺🇸. Canadians are over leveraged and we desperately need a 2008 🇺🇸 style real estate correction. It’s hindering productivity.
@RJRCapital
$meta and $amzn are both guiding lower. Metas ad spend was in part due to a heavy push by Temu and Chinese apps. $amzn just started selling ads on prime video and are stealing digital market share. $mcd also pushed their pricing power more than any fast food counterpart.
@StephenPunwasi
You are probably more likely to be the victim of violence driving bus for ttc than in the navy. Can you even rent a 1 bedroom in TO with that wage?
Lynch's lucky/unlucky study updated for 30 years 1991-2020 👇
"Starting in 1965 if you invested at the peak of the market in each year, your annual return was 10.6%. If you timed the market perfectly, invested at the low point of each year, your return was 11.7%. The difference
@DarthDividend23
Retail is a tough business for investors . I chose $wmt, $cost and $amzn. Their grocery business is way better than $tgt, so more stable fcf. Joseph Carlson explains it very well. I think it’s better to own the best over the long term, and you made the right decision $pep>
@nikiashton
$bce.to is not in very good financial shape.
The problem with taxing everyone to death is pretty soon you run out of other peoples money. What
@DividendDynasty
$pypl new ceo Alex Chriss is an absolute beast. They are growth at a reasonable price. I’m long. Not as dramatic turn around as $meta, but still not much downside. I’m adding under $65
@arny_trezzi
I thought it was uninvestable because of $aapl pay. But then I learned that it ran on Braintree, and that relationship was symbiotic. I love the new ceo. Love the buy backs. The more I dug into it, the more I wanted to be an owner. Took a starter position @ $54. Fintech≠unloved
@CCM_Ryan
Margins are flattening out. I think it’s close to the bottom, if not the bottom. Still growing, up to $10 billion in buybacks, new management from $Intu that did great work there. Some concerning kpis, but fcf and sharecount decimation is tough to ignore at current valuations.
@Liathetrader
First one 25% gain>18% gain
Best hypothetical deal might have been to hold the cow for the second sale for a 62.5% gain. Depends on opportunity costs.
@Spot02489824
@ShitpostGate
It’s pretty dark and miserable, and the moist cold can be brutal. I can see why death metal comes from those country and happy music comes from more tropical climates.
@CCM_Brett
Even if the ai bubble bursts $aws is still a toll on the internet, the high margin ads business will likely be $100 billion, and home delivery of groceries/pharmaceuticals will help drive the retail side. The network effects/flywheel will go on and if it’s a lower share price I’d
@joecarlsonshow
$dg. Sharecount decimation and store count explosion. Slight earnings miss due to higher inventory. Debt may be a concern, but stock price down over 50% seems like a ridiculous over reaction.
$cost looks expensive at a pe of 52 until you remember the movie Idiocracy is actually a documentary and in the future you can get a Kirkland Signature Law Degree.
@Tablesalt13
My first mortgage was 40 year amortization, 3% down, worked out to 33 years paying accelerated weekly. That was at 21 years old. It was a good move for me looking back. We honestly wouldn’t be in near as much of a mess if those low interest rates were locked in for the entire
@charliebilello
Almost 40 years of superior growth.
Those indexes have 40-45% of revenue from international markets. The sp500 and q100 aren’t as 🇺🇸 dependent as one would think.
@StockMarketNerd
I like the low guidance. Underpromise, hopefully buy backs are at a low price. Hopefully over deliver. Will take all of 2024 to see which way it’s going imho
Looking around my work for investment opportunities. Most electrical suppliers are huge conglomerates. This microcap looks like an interesting one. Makes computer rack equipment (ai picks and shovel play) transformers and other electrical/network equipment. 5x in 5 years. $hmm.a
$ifc.to. What a beautiful 5 year chart. Any one own it? If so it must have been a very low stress one. Pretty much straight up and to the right and beat the sp500.
@ronmortgageguy
Housing is completely out of touch with wages, supply is out of touch with demand, it’s such a huge problem, and it’s gotten much worse over the past 8 years.
@WetHumanCapital
@Boenau
That car is barely sticking out into the sidewalk. Just another tax grab. It’s not okay to partially block a sidewalk with a vehicle that is registered and insured by someone who also pays property tax but it’s okay to pop up a tent and do some drugs 🤡
@dividendology
Joseph Carlson summed it up. Theft, the shrinkage is close to the total dividends they pay out. Store closures in markets where shoplifting isn’t prosecuted.
@ShaziGoalie
@jasongofficial
@Mill_Moron
It’s sad someone lost their home. But easy to see the story. They used their home as a piggy bank, and debt is cancer. Your primary residence is not an asset, it’s a liability especially if you keep growing your mortgage.