Ioritz

The greatest enemy of truth is the innate desire to win every argument.

[Ioritz @ioritzobi]

@DivGro22 @Eduardo17125154 @Carlos_Pareja27 @Marcos_Luque_ Completamente de acuerdo.

El problema es el hecho imponible.

[Ioritz @ioritzobi]

@DivGro22 @Eduardo17125154 @Carlos_Pareja27 Ya hay casos en brokers españoles que lo estan pidiendo. En cazadividendos hay un par. Desmonta completamente el hilo de @Marcos_Luque_ .

El traspaso de IB a broker nacional es 0€ y en unos dias. Para la fase inversora de acumulacion IBKR es muchisimo mejor que cualquier broker

[Ioritz @ioritzobi]

@Ireniuska @Heikki360 Simplemente refleja la poca cultura financiera que existe tanto en este pais como en otros. De eso, obviamente, siempre hay gente que le interesa que sea asi y se beneficia...

[Ioritz @ioritzobi]

@AlbertoTamame20 @Heikki360 Sin ganas de ofender. Tu te crees los datos de inflación de las instituciones, ¿No?

Si hubieses comprado oro hace 5 años, ahora la vivienda, en terminos generales, te costaria menos

No es que el oro valga mas o la vivienda valga mas. Es que el medio con el que pagas se desploma

[Ioritz @ioritzobi]

@wheel_options Where do you check out the IV volatility situation ? Iam currently using this

https://t.co/V4kkrYcg8f

[Ioritz @ioritzobi]

@Marcos_Luque_ @renato0304 Pero la pregunta es respecto a una caida...

[Ioritz @ioritzobi]

@MillenialLowRsk @CARRY__ON__ @kike_moris ¿Donde dice que EL AUMENTO produce asfixia fiscal? A ver si aprendemos a leer ya que habla del sistema, Que esta cerca de la usura y, ademas, deciden subirlo mas.

[Ioritz @ioritzobi]

@IggyOnInvesting Hey man. Could you name the S tier names or channels? Appreciate it!

[Ioritz @ioritzobi]

@CARBABOGLEHEAD @NovusMund @hormigaverde99 Pero quien eres tu mindundi para hablar asi a la gente con esa soberbia.

Ya tengas 1K 100K 1M o 10M€ de cartera, eres TONTO.

[Ioritz @ioritzobi]

@iparatx Zorionak ipar. Tienes alguna idea en mente para reducir o intentar evitar el impuesto de patrimonio?

[Ioritz @ioritzobi]

@AncestralHealtz I usually agree with you but this is a bad take

[Muthukrishnan Dhandapani @dmuthuk]

"One of the great lessons of life is to 'invert, always invert.' Instead of looking for what makes a good investment, look for what makes a bad one and then avoid it. What makes a bad investment? High entry price, dishonest management, weak competitive position, and excessive debt.

If you systematically avoid those four things, you’ve already beaten 90% of the people in the market. Valuation is the final filter. You can have a great business with great people, but if the price is double what it’s worth, you must walk away." - Charlie Munger

[Vala Afshar @ValaAfshar]

You are never too important to be nice to all people.

[elchocolateabuelitapapi @LILPABLOOoooOO]

Cuando t gusta tanto
Q prefieres no molestarla nunca más

[Ioritz @ioritzobi]

@nassermouaffak @comuflauta No es 2,4% ya que no esta distruibuida igual en los 4 años.
Los primeros años es menor por lo que el anualizado es menor de 2,4%

[Lyall Taylor @LT3000Lyall]

There is no such thing as a stock that can be dependably counted on to "compound". Believing as much is a sign of inexperience.

Investors mix up their tenses all the time. They say a company is "growing" at 20% when what they really mean is it has grown at 20% in the recent past, and they expect it will grow at 20% in the future, which it may or may not. Equally, there are stocks that "have compounded" in the past, but that provides no assurances it will compound in the future.

In practice, "compounders" are usually simply stocks where the business has performed well/grown in the past, and multiples have significantly risen, yielding strong and consistent historical returns. But that says nothing about what the returns will look like on a go forward basis.

Future outcomes will be dependent on future business results, which are never assured, and starting point valuations. And the more certain investors feel about future business outcomes & the more obvious the company's attributes, typically the higher valuations are, neutering the benefits of the said certainty/quality.

Sometimes "compounders" continue to compound, and sometimes they don't. Indeed sometimes they yield very significant losses (eg below), and there is nothing worse for long term portfolio compounding than overpaying and suffering major periodic losses.

The term "compounder" should be consigned to the dustbin for serious investors.

[Ioritz @ioritzobi]

@LT3000Lyall So well written.

Valuation and not overpaying is so important yet so underlook and it always correlates with past performance.

When past stock price perfomance is very good, valuation is neglected which increases risk even when fundamentals may still be strong.

[Ioritz @ioritzobi]

@Jongonzlz La deflactacion del irpf no se aplica ya... Solo el indice corrector en GyP patrimoniales.

[🗽 @verritass]

Break free from your expectations of how things should be. Invite spontaneity into your life, break your routine. You walk around with a poker face, walk around with a smile. Stop ignoring everyone and Say hello to random people who catch your eye.

The future is full of infinite possibilities, many that you cannot even conceive now. That random guy you talk to could have the key to a project you’re working on. That cute girl at the cafe could be your wife.

Stop waiting for life to happen to you and start happening to life. Go out, be inviting. Those who don’t fuck with it, who cares. They don’t resonate with the real you so why is it a problem, those that do will dance with you and build off of your authentic being.

What’s the point in life if you know exactly what to expect, dull and empty of surprise. You wouldn’t watch a movie if you knew exactly what to expect.

Life is full of beautiful surprises, it’s only waiting for you to say YES and put yourself out there and TRUST IT ALL WORKS IN YOUR FAVOR. It can get more beautiful and miraculous than you could ever imagine if you just take initiative.