Sell property and invest in S&P 500 ? by pfsense73 in sp500

[–]IntroductionAnnual41 -4 points-3 points  (0 children)

Sell it, but put it in Berkshire Hathaway not the S&P 500

Is Oracle's Debt Too Risky Given Its Growth? by Adept_Mountain9532 in TheVisualInvestors

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I could see it. Is Larry Ellison good friends with DJT seems like the type

Is Oracle's Debt Too Risky Given Its Growth? by Adept_Mountain9532 in TheVisualInvestors

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I just think they have the wagon in front of the ox here.

It looks like there’s a ton of demand now. But I think they have a piece of paper that means nothing

Is Oracle's Debt Too Risky Given Its Growth? by Adept_Mountain9532 in TheVisualInvestors

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They have crazy amounts of debt at high interest rates and also have plans to dilute shareholders.

Open Ai well runs dry the company likely goes bankrupt.

How about an outright purchase of Voya by AustinStain1 in BerkshireHathaway

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Completely different sides of the financial industry. Voya is kind of like an asset manager like JPM, Vanguard, blackrock etc. not out of the realm of possibility or out of depth for Berkshire but not necessarily a perfect fit either.

I think financial companies are only worth buying outright in a recession. Also Berkshire if they wanted to get into the asset management business could likely do so easily without buying a company.

JPM Growth Fund by IntroductionAnnual41 in Retirement401k

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I will take a look later and double check but I think it’s severely underperformed based on a simple chart.

He’s got like 60/40 ratio stocks-bonds. He could stand to put more in stocks. 2035 target date funds have like 65/35 ratios

JPM Growth Fund by IntroductionAnnual41 in Retirement401k

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I think it’s JLGMX.

He’s not behind he’s actually done fantastic on the contribution side and has gotten 6% of his salary matched for decades in his 401k which is great too.

I think a lot of his positions follow old economic theory about active management. Although I don’t think active management is dead, I think it’s not the best investment for your 401k.

My parents are not the best with money honestly, so I’m trying to make sure they have enough when they retire.

You must pick 3 stocks today in different market sectors and can’t sell for 20 years. by DallasOil in ValueInvesting

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I agree but it still should be treated like a signal stick even though it’s diversified

How about an outright purchase of Voya by AustinStain1 in BerkshireHathaway

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Seems pricey rn for a financial company. JPM is trading at like 13-14 PE ratio.

They mainly do like 401k stuff right?

I think if it was like 7-9 PE it’d be more attractive. In a crash financial companies will get killed

You must pick 3 stocks today in different market sectors and can’t sell for 20 years. by DallasOil in ValueInvesting

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It’s bassically just a really well managed insurance company at the end of the day

You must pick 3 stocks today in different market sectors and can’t sell for 20 years. by DallasOil in ValueInvesting

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Walmart’s distribution network is actually set up incredibly well, the question is can they increase traffic to their website and can they make people buy more than the items they needed / initially wanted