Personalities to follow

[Humpy]

It seems logical to keep tabs on the really good movers and shakers.
Wherever they go success soon follows.

Who would you nominate to follow by buying shares in their companies ?

 

[dandxg]

Quote from Humpy:

It seems logical to keep tabs on the really good movers and shakers.
Wherever they go success soon follows.

Who would you nominate to follow by buying shares in their companies ?

Wouldn't Berkshire Hathaway be the obvious? Or maybe just a railroad?

 

[factorama]

marketsurfer?

 

[Gabfly1]

Quote from factorama:

marketsurfer?

I wonder if your post would qualify as self-gratification.

 

[factorama]

Quote from Gabfly1:

I wonder if your post would qualify as self-gratification.

I wish I could be as the marketsurfer.

 

[Gabfly1]

Quote from factorama:

I wish I could be as the marketsurfer.

And you would be, if you hadn't been banned.

 

[Humpy]

Quote from dandxg:

Wouldn't Berkshire Hathaway be the obvious? Or maybe just a railroad?

Warren Buffett has to be right up at the top on long term past performance. But have his best days gone by ? Railroads !

If his railroad is willing to put in the huge investment for 250 mph trains, then maybe not.

A bit old and stodgy for some investors though ?

 

[Ivanovich]

Quote from Gabfly1:

And you would be, if you hadn't been banned.

Banned again, too!

 

[nutmeg]

Quote from Humpy:

Warren Buffett has to be right up at the top on long term past performance. But have his best days gone by ? Railroads !

If his railroad is willing to put in the huge investment for 250 mph trains, then maybe not.

A bit old and stodgy for some investors though ?

Your comment re railroads has me wondering: What is cheaper? Steel or rubber. A truck is basically a moving barrel of oil.

 

[gaj]

Quote from Ivanovich:

Banned again, too!

ivan - how many IDs has he come back here with? i knew of several a few weeks ago, didn't know he keeps returning...