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Future share cannibal?
Netflix has bought back more than 3% of its shares over the last 12 months.
And they have $22.3B remaining on their current share repurchase authorization.
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@SteveOnSpeed We once stayed at an airbnb and it wasn't cleaned before our arrival. No clean sheets or towels or anything. We had to run laundry ourselves. They cut us a discount but I didnt leave a review because it seemed expected that they would get a good review for the discount.
@TheBrilliantBu1 How do I pick just one?
Not enough index funds.
Buying stocks of companies that dont actually exist due to hype.
Selling when trying to buy.
Selling options on illiquid names that are guaranteed to end in a loss.
Buying Russian stocks at the start of the war.
@DearS_o_n Because their earning potential, per unit of time, is actually greater as an employee leveraging a company than an entrepreneur building one.
Your employer can pay up to $5,250 a year toward your student loans and none of it counts as taxable income to you. Most people never ask if their company offers it.
Over 5 years, that's $26,250 off your loans that you didn't have to earn, get taxed...
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The 1% rule says monthly rent should be at least 1% of the price ($1,500 on a $150,000 house). It's a screen, not a verdict. In plenty of good markets, 0.7% to 0.9% is normal.
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