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If you bought $LLY On Oct 19, 2016 instead of a $72K BMW M2 (inflation adjusted), you might have had $1.3M today (about 13 BMW M2s in 2026).
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It's honest about losers too.
The same toast money in Peloton on its first trading day in 2019: $2.47 today.
The verdict: "You'd have been better off enjoying that Avocado Toast!"
What would a purchase be worth if you'd invested the money instead?
I built a free TradingView indicator that answers it on any stock or ETF, adjusted for inflation.
A $16 avocado toast, put into QQQ 10 years ago: $74.74 today. 🧵
$NVDA Nasdaq 100 looks oversold by an estimated 49 points. Should be at about $23,626, in my opinion, and higher assuming you figure in any potential revenue from China, along with the gross margin expansion.
Acquisitions based on half the multiple of a peer are completely sensible when the peer is a multi-billion market cap company with positive cash flow and the acquisition has a few million in revenue and negative free cash flow projected for years.
"The impact of the COVID-19 pandemic — yet to fully play out in terms of corporate earnings — is reflected in the record speed of downgrades by rating agencies." $SPY
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