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Late Stage Capitalist

@Tortoisehead

There’s no opportunity anywhere. Don’t even try. Not financial advice.

Katılım Ağustos 2019
646 Takip Edilen891 Takipçiler
Mileage impossible
Mileage impossible@Mileage_impo·
What’s the longest you’ve kept a car and why?
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Seb's FIRE Journey
Seb's FIRE Journey@SparkingFIRENC·
$1,000,000 will still have significant purchasing power in 40 years let alone today
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DividendMillennial
DividendMillennial@DividendMil·
95% of the stocks that get pumped on X will never make you wealthy. They’re all hype. Then every once in a while you find one that’s actually growing like crazy, increasing free cash flow, and executing quarter after quarter. I think $ZETA might be one of those that you could see blow up.
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Late Stage Capitalist
Late Stage Capitalist@Tortoisehead·
@BThrowaway3296 @Investmentkage There’s YouTube videos describing all the problems People feel isolated, despite other ex-pats being there. People miss their kids or other family members They don’t understand local laws, regulations. Healthcare issues It ends up being way more expensive than they planned
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*Walter Bloomberg
*Walter Bloomberg@DeItaone·
TRUMP: I WAS ASKED TO CALL OF STRIKES BY SAUDI ARABIA, UAE, QATAR AND IRAN
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Mark Palmer
Mark Palmer@MarketPalmer_·
Average annual travel spend by generation: Gen Z: $4,000/year Millennials: $5,000/year Gen X: $6,500 Boomers: $7,300 (per Grok)
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DividendBoomer
DividendBoomer@BoomerDivvies·
I have no need to work, but also no need to be fully retired. Money isn’t an issue but I don’t want to become a sloth. Will you automatically retire when it’s financially feasible?
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Amy Nixon
Amy Nixon@texasrunnerDFW·
@unusual_whales Some people will die having made mortgage payments their whole life but never actually having owned the home outright Their kids still inherit the equity, so it’s something, but still kinda bleak
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unusual_whales
unusual_whales@unusual_whales·
31% of those 80 and older have mortgages, per Visa.
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Shyanne 🫶🏼
Shyanne 🫶🏼@StanGirl1989·
when did cars get so expensive omg wdym it’s $20k for a car w over 100k miles??? we are in HELL
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azzy
azzy@Azzy1047·
being the oldest car in traffic 90% of the time is a different kinda feeling
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🇬🇧🔥 FIRE is awesome 😎
Unpopular opinion. Instead of complaining about the price of Gas, Americans 🇺🇸 should drive a smaller, more efficient car or switch to an EV.
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theficouple
theficouple@theficouple·
Just watched a grow man share that his truck payment is $1,533/mo. This…this is not a flex.
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Modern Day Investing
Modern Day Investing@ModernDayInves·
Are dividends really passive income if you had to invest an entire paycheck to receive $5/ month “passively”?
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DividendBoomer
DividendBoomer@BoomerDivvies·
Who likes Indian food? What would you be ordering?
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GBR
GBR@GayBearRes·
I mean he’s not wrong
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Dividendology
Dividendology@dividendology·
Vanguards REIT ETF $VNQ has outperformed the S&P 500 over the last 6 months- But REITS are still tremendously undervalued relative to historical valuations. It will be interesting to see what happens over the next year with higher rates on the way.
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Late Stage Capitalist
Late Stage Capitalist@Tortoisehead·
@ariaradnia Well, it used to be that you could find stocks with a PE of 15 and 10% growth Now if you want 10% growth, you have to pay 2x for it Even stocks with no growth are trading at 20x nowadays
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Aria Radnia 🇮🇷
Aria Radnia 🇮🇷@ariaradnia·
There’s a real cohort of investors out there that equate 35x P/E to being expensive Irrespective of quality, moat, predictability or growth Valuation is NOT one size fits all Company XYZ can trade at 20x and be expensive while company ABC can be cheap at 35x Please understand that there’s a lot more variables to this game than just an absolute P/E ratio
Aria Radnia 🇮🇷@ariaradnia

One of the only companies on the face of the planet with TRULY infinite cash flows is Hermes An exclusive 200 year old brand that's practically recession proof With massive pricing power given that their products often sell for 2-3x higher on the secondary market And best of all? The company right now is trading at decade low valuations where it's historically been a good time to accumulate $RMS.PA $HESAY

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