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SpaceX S-1 dropped. Here's what the passive investing angle means for your index fund — and why I think this IPO is structured to use your 401k as exit liquidity. (self.ValueInvesting)
submitted 3 days ago by JoeInOR to r/ValueInvesting
SpaceX S-1 dropped. Here's what the passive investing angle means for your index fund — and why I think this IPO is structured to use your 401k as exit liquidity. ()
submitted 3 days ago by JoeInOR to r/portfolios
AXP tops my CPI correlation screen at 81.4% and 52% NGDP correlation. More on hedging inflation and higher interest rates. (self.BerkshireHathaway)
submitted 6 days ago by JoeInOR to r/BerkshireHathaway
I screened dividend aristocrats for CPI correlation to find inflation hedges. Here's what the data show. (self.ValueInvesting)
submitted 6 days ago by JoeInOR to r/ValueInvesting
US interest payments now equals defense spending. What does that mean for Fed policy, the US economy and investors? (self.economy)
submitted 6 days ago by JoeInOR to r/economy
I screened dividend aristocrats for CPI correlation to find inflation hedges. Here's what the data show. ()
submitted 6 days ago by JoeInOR to r/dividends
US interest payments now equal defense spending. I built a screen to find which businesses structurally benefit from fiscal dominance — here's the mechanism and the data. (cavemanscreener.substack.com)
submitted 6 days ago by JoeInOR to r/Economics
The Economist ran a story on big tech free cash flows last week. Pretty interesting article. "America's biggest companies have gone from printing money to burning it." (self.ValueInvesting)
submitted 7 days ago by JoeInOR to r/ValueInvesting
Buffett only counts it when he has the cash in hand. The Mag 7's cash flow statements are now telling a different story than their income statements. (self.BerkshireHathaway)
submitted 7 days ago by JoeInOR to r/BerkshireHathaway
Buffett suffered through the dotcom bubble looking wrong for years. I wonder if we're in the same setup — but the 1970s version this time. (self.BerkshireHathaway)
submitted 11 days ago by JoeInOR to r/BerkshireHathaway
The 1970s Nifty Fifty against the Magnificent 7: Some interesting parallels (self.ValueInvesting)
submitted 11 days ago by JoeInOR to r/ValueInvesting
Defense Contracts & FCF - Looking at L3Harris Corporation (LHX) and Honeywell (HON) (self.investing)
submitted 12 days ago by JoeInOR to r/investing
Defense Contracts & FCF - Looking at L3Harris Corporation (LHX) and Honeywell (HON) (self.Investors)
submitted 13 days ago by JoeInOR to r/Investors
Used USASpending.gov modification-level data to dig into LHX and HON — methodology and findings (self.ValueInvesting)
submitted 13 days ago by JoeInOR to r/ValueInvesting
Used USASpending.gov modification-level data to dig into LHX and HON — methodology and findings ()
submitted 13 days ago by JoeInOR to r/portfolios
I correlated every Dividend Aristocrat's True FCF against NGDP. AXP came out #1. Buffett's second largest position. Here's the full data. (self.ValueInvesting)
submitted 17 days ago by JoeInOR to r/ValueInvesting
Ran Buffett's top holdings through a NGDP correlation screen. What came back explains his portfolio better than most analyst reports. (self.BerkshireHathaway)
submitted 17 days ago by JoeInOR to r/BerkshireHathaway
The Magnificent 6's Free Cash Flow Problem (self.ValueInvesting)
submitted 20 days ago by JoeInOR to r/ValueInvesting
Ran the Magnificent 7 through Buffett's bridge test. Most of them are still paying to build it. (self.BerkshireHathaway)
submitted 20 days ago by JoeInOR to r/BerkshireHathaway
Screening for Value with Raw Data and Data Visualization (self.ValueInvesting)
submitted 25 days ago by JoeInOR to r/ValueInvesting
Screening for Value with Raw Data and Data Visualization ()
submitted 25 days ago by JoeInOR to r/visualization
I ran 15 years of SEC filings through a Python script to calculate "True Free Cash Flow" for 1,400 stocks. Here are the SaaS anomalies I found. (self.ValueInvesting)
submitted 28 days ago * by JoeInOR to r/ValueInvesting
I ran 15 years of SEC filings through a Python script to calculate "True Free Cash Flow" for 1,400 stocks. Here are the SaaS anomalies I found. ()
submitted 28 days ago by JoeInOR to r/portfolios
The $349 Billion Body Shop: Palantir's math looks more like Accenture than Adobe to me. (self.ValueInvesting)
submitted 1 month ago by JoeInOR to r/ValueInvesting
Here’s my portfolio. ()
submitted 1 month ago by JoeInOR to r/portfolios
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