@zerohedge Being a capex receiver $MU is better than being a capex spender $MSFT . However, the price decoupling has a ceiling as if ROIC disappoints, the spender will stop spending. Something's gotta give here
@TSOH_Investing Stunning chart but the market is forward looking and is telling us that the future for $MSFT will not be like the past. Hope market is wrong as I am long $MSFT and $AMZN
Being a capex receiver $MU is better than being a capex spender $MSFT . However, the price decoupling has a ceiling as if ROIC disappoints, the spender will stop spending. Something's gotta give here
@ThierryBorgeat I agree 100%. Have been long $TDG since 2013, $HEI since 2020 and more recently $GE. This industry has created and will continue to create generational wealth for decades
@F_Compounders With the right attitude, its easier than most people think. Permanent dollar cost averaging in equities with low (or no) leverage and let compounding magic kick in
@moats_multiples@SouthernValue95 I believe that $MSFT's incumbency will hold, even in the AI era. Also, over the years $MSFT has shown more financial discipline than $GOOGL (and $META). It will pay dividends eventually
After observing capital deployment strategies for 15 yrs I have concluded that the best risk/reward is buying great businesses cannibalising their share count $HLT $ORLY. Second best: great businesses with bolt on M&A $TDG $HEI. Avoid transformational M&A at all cost $SPGI $BRO
@qualtrim The problem is when there is a disconnect between current price action (forward looking) and current earnings (lagging indicator). If earnings have risen but price has lagged, that could be indication of future earnings erosion. Hope its not the case with $MSFT as I am long