It’s just so utterly embarrassing, 3 things:
1) lust, liquor, leverage
2) conduct yourself in a way that you’d be comfortable if everyone found out
3) organise your life such that temptations for bad behaviour are removed
@mackay3688418 Oh what could be possibly do? He’s so powerless! Avoid the women, say no thanks, have a secretary and an assistant, don’t drink when you’re around them.
I see $HONA earnings per share at around $12.50 5 years out, stock 15% IRR
$7.30 today, add $4.20 for business growth (conservative +6% revenue and tiny margin improvement), lower interest from paying off debt adds $0.50, and license fee to HON ending adds $0.50, 23x multiple.
@TidefallCapital@BillBrewsterTBB A lot less but I still subscribe because I get it free with my internet provider, honestly I think the shows recently are trash and I just don’t want to watch them
1. ExxonMobil: Fusion energy makes oil obsolete.
2. GM: Robotaxis end traditional car companies.
3. Coca-Cola: Health policies ban sugary drinks.
4. Disney: AI content creators destroy studios.
5. Boeing: Urban air mobility replaces planes.
6. JPMorgan: Crypto and AI end big banks.
7. Walmart: Automated delivery kills stores.
8. Intel: Quantum computing leaves it behind.
9. Pfizer: Personalized AI drugs replace it.
10. McDonald's: Lab meat ends fast food.
“What a business can be expected to earn on unleveraged net tangible assets, excluding any charges against earnings for amortisation of Goodwill, is the best guide to the economic attractiveness of the operation.”
Investing $20k/yr from $0, you hit $1M in:
19 years at 10% returns
16 years at 15% returns
Only 3 years sooner.
Early on, saving matters way more than breaking your back for crazy returns.
$JPM CEO Jamie Dimon: "You want to try something humbling? People think they’re very smart. Take home an annual report, rip out the pages that show the stock price, and then say what you think it’s worth.
He did this with me a couple of times. Pick a company you might understand...Say what you think it’s worth, and you’ll be shocked how wrong you are.
It’s humbling how you value something, and it’s intellectually challenging."
$SPGI Ratings written into regulation since the 1860s, every pension owns $SPY, and oil benchmarks inside physical contracts.
75% of the profit sits here