Advice for Giving Advice - The Irrelevant Investor
I love the compound because it gives you insight into how some whales think.
I love the compound because it gives you insight into how some whales think.
BRKB is pretty damn close to one. It’s like an actively managed ETF without the expense ratio.It's not really like an ETF though. That's a company that just buys other companies and either owns them outright or owns part of them.
I need a quick (~1 month) 50-100% gain play. I’m about to do my 2021 IRA contribution but if I can flip that 6k into 10k before investing in my real positions
ISR is booming premarket. It could be one of those bios that run up early in the trading day.
BNGO fell 30 plus % yesterday but is making some of it's ground back this premarket. Some people are expecting $10-12 at the symposium next week. It's about $4.80 now.
It's a holding company that actively manages the companies it fully holds or is partially involved in the management of companies it partially owns. You can't buy a share of Duracell or Geico for example.BRKB is pretty damn close to one. It’s like an actively managed ETF without the expense ratio.
What you just described is no different than what people are doing with ARK’s ETF’s. They’re betting on Cathie, who actively manages her ETF’s just like BRKB. It’s the same shyt.It's a holding company that actively manages the companies it fully holds or is partially involved in the management of companies it partially owns. You can't buy a share of Duracell or Geico for example.
When you buy Berkshire you're buying into the management team. That's fundamentally different than buying an ETF that isn't actively involved with managing anything usually to mirror the weights of an index. The two don't really compare.
What you just described is no different than what people are doing with ARK’s ETF’s. They’re betting on Cathie, who actively manages her ETF’s just like BRKB. It’s the same shyt.
Affirm Holdings Inc., which provides installment loans to online shoppers, is seeking to raise as much as $934.8 million in an initial public offering, signaling last year’s record listings run is carrying over to 2021.
The San Francisco-based company said in a filing Tuesday that it planned to sell 24.6 million shares for $33 to $38 each.
At the top of that price range, Affirm would have a market value of $9.22 billion based on the outstanding shares listed in its filing. Including employee stock options and restricted share units, Affirm would have a valuation of more than $11 billion, based on the filing.
The company expects to make its trading debut on Jan. 13, said a person familiar with the matter who asked not to be identified because it wasn’t public. A representative for the company didn’t immediately respond to a request for comment.
MSOS flying too green waveACB already flying.
a couple of great penny stocks:
CBDD - .01 right now, Stockinvest has a PT of .10-.25 , a cbd company with 2 ceo's - one does business in the u.s., the other in switzerland....
GEVO - will be one of the leading energy companies....4.30 ---> 25+
both companies will benefit from the georgia election.....
finally invested in a company holding bitcoin. might buy more shares