Search results

multpl.com

We need to revive Saint Reagan and Volcker.

Recently, I have been looking at the trend of hedge funds buying single-family rentals. I am wondering how the companies get mortgages for these houses. Are they adjustable rate, which companies do they borrow from, etc…

True. I do not read the books by academics/billionaires, however The Intelligent Investor is a timeless masterpiece, and following its principles will always be better than TA.

You say that, because you will never be able to prove that TA works better. Even *cough* index funds outperform TA (assuming no leverage is used). All academic papers prove that fundamentals outperform the market and TA.

...and it's true?

No, because Citadel is a market maker, and they have much better data than anyone else has access to. Quant models aren't the reason they make money, volume data and buying data is, though.

The stock price can deceive you. Ever read Irrational Exuberance?

Sounds a lot more logical/rational than trusting a line on a chart.

Past performance cannot predict future results

This is clearly a cope. 99% of financial statements are not fake, so we can dismiss this claim. Mohnish Pabrai? Peter Lynch? Joel Greenblatt? All are good examples of modern day investors with equal/better performance than Buffett.

I refuse to believe that a line on a chart can explain the entirety of a company. It defies rationality and logic. Not to mention that NOBODY notable has gotten super rich off of TA. On the other hand, fundamentals have made several people rich (Warren Buffett, Charles Munger, Bill Ackman, Carl...

stockanalysis.com has a better one for fundamentals. I don't use technicals, so I am not sure about tradingview for that, though.

Grupo México is a good one that nobody is aware of. Just keep in mind that it's OTC, so expect lower liquidity.

Don't argue with him, chances are, he's coked out of his mind 24/7

No etf: https://www.dividend.com/professional-services-sub-industry-dividend-stocks-etfs-and-funds/

Why not just buy the 4 companies? They are all in a good financial shape, and pay a good divvy

https://web.archive.org/web/20180422070030id_/http://www.bapress.ca/ref/ref-2012-3/1923-7529-2012-03-106-122.pdf https://scholar.google.com/scholar?hl=en&as_sdt=0,34&q=technical+analysis+performance+filetype:pdf&btnG= Fundamental analysis beats technical analysis. There's literally no way you...

I didn't mean that kind of temp work. Those 4 companies are more like consulting/outsourcing firms. Even though temp work like gigs won't be successful, outsourcing companies probably will.

ManpowerGroup, Kforce, Robert Half, and Hendrick & Struggles all have flawless balance sheets, yet nobody has caught on yet. Not to mention excellent dividends, also. I see professional services/temp work being a growth industry in the future, especially with the Lean Startup model becoming more...