Welcome to Blueprint Portfolio 👋 Look around: your coffee ☕ your phone 📱 your streaming queue 🎬 You're already a customer of these companies. You can also be an owner. That's the shift 🧱 What brand would you own first? #BlueprintMindset#Stocks#Investing
McDonald's stock just keeps going down. -22% this year and another -4% this week.
For @CNBCTheExchange we want to hear from you: what's the biggest thing $MCD needs to fix?
Food? Service? Cost? Tell us!
NFL Sunday. Wings on the way, Doritos open, one screen on the game, one on the betting app. You've been a customer of football Sunday for years. Which part of your gameday setup do you actually own? #BlueprintMindset#InvestInWhatYouKnow#NFL#NFLTwitter
Nintendo made Ocarina of Time in 1998. Sold it again on GameCube. Again on Wii. Again on 3DS. Again on Switch Online. Now a full remake on Switch 2 for $70. One game, five paydays. That's what a great business looks like. Buying it? #BlueprintMindset#Investing#Zelda
College football is back tomorrow.
The broadcast, the wings, the beer, the jersey, the app you're checking scores on — someone owns all of it.
Could be you.
What's the one brand your Saturdays run on?
#BlueprintMindset#Stocks#Football#footballisback
Lululemon reports today.
Half the people in your gym are wearing it. Basically none of them own it.
Weird how that works.
Do you own anything you already wear three times a week?
#BlueprintMindset#Investing $LULU
Your grocery cart is basically the same 15 items every week.
You've been quietly voting for those companies for years without calling it anything.
Somebody with a spreadsheet would call that research.
What's always in your cart?
#BlueprintMindset#Investing#Stocks
You've been loyal to the same brand for ten years and they've never once thanked you for it.
Shareholders can get thanked four times a year.
Same company. Different seat.
What brand have you been loyal to long enough that you should own it?
#BlueprintMindset #InvestInWhatYouKnow
#Stocks
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