The true financial situation of the world's largest banks and companies. It's not pink at all.

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Clarification: Don't make me reveal how this index is calculated. It is your choice to believe this data or not. I have no problem disclosing the methods for these calculations, but I fear that this will lead to the companies themselves trying to disrupt such analysis in the future by falsifying publicly available data in a certain way. In time, you will find that this analysis is accurate. I hope the moderators approve this post.

WORLD'S LARGEST BANKS

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Clarification: For the companies below, the index has the same meaning as for the banks above. A negative or low positive index, the company is in a very poor financial condition, a lot of debt and it is facing bankruptcy.

S&P 500

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CSI 300

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EURO STOXX 50

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EmilEnchev said:
Clarification: Don't make me reveal how this index is calculated...
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How is this index calculated? Would it break the world of trading if you did?

... I have no problem disclosing the methods for these calculations, but I fear that this will lead to the companies themselves trying to disrupt such analysis in the future by falsifying publicly available data in a certain way. In time, you will find that this analysis is accurate.
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So you think that this magical formula you have discovered will cause all companies everywhere to break the law in how they report numbers on their books. Interesting.

You know what that is called by Jews?

Chutzpah. You really have a lot of it.

You said "Don't make me reveal the method", and then in same paragraph said "I have no problem disclosing how it is calculated."

We here at ET demand you reveal how your index is calculated.
 
What do you propose that folks do with this data? GE has probably been highly negative for years, and not gone bankrupt. Should we buy the lowest quantile of companies and hold for x years? Buy the highest quantile and hold for x years. It seems like any investing thesis could be applied to this data, just like any other metric.
 
I am not giving advice on what you to do with this data. As I said, it's up to each person to even believe this data or not. This is not made up data, this is calculated data.

WARNING! Now I see that they have started blocking and delete this data in other places where I have posted it! Please download them and keep spreading them. They are trying to shut me up. I beg the moderators of this forum, if they have any conscience, not to delete them. Very soon I will reveal the method by which they are calculated.

 
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To the moderators, so you decided not to delete it after all. Thanks to. Watch now as companies and banks in the red begin to collapse before your eyes.

Did you want to know why Bank of America is launching a $0 Down Payment Mortgage Program?

To understand this, you must first understand what is a Real-Estate Bubble, who creates it and why.

Imagine that you are a big investor and you are wondering how to invest your money in a venture that you cannot lose? Which is the best option?

I can answer you right away and you won't even understand my answer. The surest way is to create a commodity and sell it to yourself. You didn't get it, did you?

To understand it, imagine that you have $1 million. You invest $500K in Bank of America, and $500K in a builder who builds you a house. Then you, with a "magic wand", inflate real estate bubble, so your house now worth $1 million. There is a fool who has $200K saved and has decided that he can borrow $800K from the Bank of America, so to buy your house. The bank agrees to give him this loan. A question, what and to whom the bank gives this money after all?

Have you got it now? First, the bank returns to you the $500K you invested in it. Next the bank again give to you $200K from the idiot who took the loan, and question is, from where it give you the rest $300K? How from where, from the money of the other idiotic investors in the bank. In the end, you get your $1 million initially invested in Bank and builder money, but the good news is that the Bank of America still owes you the $500K you invested in it, even though it, de facto, is paying you this money back already. Let's put it another way. When the fool took out a loan, he/she can no longer service it, the Bank takes his/her house. But the bank owes you money that it can't pay you back, so it gives you the house back as compensation. In the end you have for sure $1 million and a free house that you can sell in the next real-estate bubble cycle. But the best news is that you can even get 2 free houses from the bank if their price drops enough to make them worth 250K each.

This is the simplest explanation of Real-Estate Bubbles, why they inflate, why they deflate and why the money of the banks is drained to have it failed and unable to repay its debts to certain investors.

Now you will already understand the answer to the above question. Bank of America start a $0 Down Payment Mortgage Program because in it there is still money to be drained by selling overpriced properties to it before the end of this time Real-Estate Bubble cycle.

 
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To the moderators, so you decided not to delete it after all. Thanks to. Watch now as companies and banks in the red begin to collapse before your eyes.

Did you want to know why Bank of America is launching a $0 Down Payment Mortgage Program?

To understand this, you must first understand what is a Real-Estate Bubble, who creates it and why.

Imagine that you are a big investor and you are wondering how to invest your money in a venture that you cannot lose? Which is the best option?

I can answer you right away and you won't even understand my answer. The surest way is to create a commodity and sell it to yourself. You didn't get it, did you?

To understand it, imagine that you have $1 million. You invest $500K in Bank of America, and $500K in a builder who builds you a house. Then you, with a "magic wand", inflate real estate bubble, so your house now worth $1 million. There is a fool who has $200K saved and has decided that he can borrow $800K from the Bank of America, so to buy your house. The bank agrees to give him this loan. A question, what and to whom the bank gives this money after all?

Have you got it now? First, the bank returns to you the $500K you invested in it. Next the bank again give to you $200K from the idiot who took the loan, and question is, from where it give you the rest $300K? How from where, from the money of the other idiotic investors in the bank. In the end, you get your $1 million initially invested in Bank and builder money, but the good news is that the Bank of America still owes you the $500K you invested in it, even though it, de facto, is paying you this money back already. Let's put it another way. When the fool took out a loan, he/she can no longer service it, the Bank takes his/her house. But the bank owes you money that it can't pay you back, so it gives you the house back as compensation. In the end you have for sure $1 million and a free house that you can sell in the next real-estate bubble cycle. But the best news is that you can even get 2 free houses from the bank if their price drops enough to make them worth 250K each.

This is the simplest explanation of Real-Estate Bubbles, why they inflate, why they deflate and why the money of the banks is drained to have it failed and unable to repay its debts to certain investors.

Now you will already understand the answer to the above question. Bank of America start a $0 Down Payment Mortgage Program because in it there is still money to be drained by selling overpriced properties to it before the end of this time Real-Estate Bubble cycle.
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You are Costello in a world of Abbots.

 
EmilEnchev said:
To the moderators, so you decided not to delete it after all. Thanks to. Watch now as companies and banks in the red begin to collapse before your eyes.

Did you want to know why Bank of America is launching a $0 Down Payment Mortgage Program?

To understand this, you must first understand what is a Real-Estate Bubble, who creates it and why.

Imagine that you are a big investor and you are wondering how to invest your money in a venture that you cannot lose? Which is the best option?

I can answer you right away and you won't even understand my answer. The surest way is to create a commodity and sell it to yourself. You didn't get it, did you?

To understand it, imagine that you have $1 million. You invest $500K in Bank of America, and $500K in a builder who builds you a house. Then you, with a "magic wand", inflate real estate bubble, so your house now worth $1 million. There is a fool who has $200K saved and has decided that he can borrow $800K from the Bank of America, so to buy your house. The bank agrees to give him this loan. A question, what and to whom the bank gives this money after all?

Have you got it now? First, the bank returns to you the $500K you invested in it. Next the bank again give to you $200K from the idiot who took the loan, and question is, from where it give you the rest $300K? How from where, from the money of the other idiotic investors in the bank. In the end, you get your $1 million initially invested in Bank and builder money, but the good news is that the Bank of America still owes you the $500K you invested in it, even though it, de facto, is paying you this money back already. Let's put it another way. When the fool took out a loan, he/she can no longer service it, the Bank takes his/her house. But the bank owes you money that it can't pay you back, so it gives you the house back as compensation. In the end you have for sure $1 million and a free house that you can sell in the next real-estate bubble cycle. But the best news is that you can even get 2 free houses from the bank if their price drops enough to make them worth 250K each.

This is the simplest explanation of Real-Estate Bubbles, why they inflate, why they deflate and why the money of the banks is drained to have it failed and unable to repay its debts to certain investors.

Now you will already understand the answer to the above question. Bank of America start a $0 Down Payment Mortgage Program because in it there is still money to be drained by selling overpriced properties to it before the end of this time Real-Estate Bubble cycle.
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Welcome back @margin_gamble. Don't be too alarmed if you get thrown out again.
 
I see that here, like everywhere else, it is full of standard trolls. Whatever.

For those who are not trolls and ask me what to do with this data. The simplest thing you can do is weed out the paid advertising prostitutes from the serious analysts.
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Berkshire, Nike Among Best Stocks to Own: Morningstar

https://www.thestreet.com/investing/berkshire-nike-best-stocks-morningstar

Here are some stocks that appear on the list, and all of them are undervalued, according to Morningstar analysts.

  1. Anheuser-Busch InBev (BUD)
  2. Berkshire Hathaway (BRK.B)
  3. GSK (GSK) , a U.K. drug company
  4. Emerson Electric (EMR) , an engineering company
  5. Microsoft (MSFT)
  6. Walt Disney (DIS)
  7. Nike (NKE)
  8. Comcast (CMCSA)
  9. Domino’s Pizza (DPZ)
  10. Starbucks (SBUX)
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Some of the companies are not in the above list, but several of them are.
  1. Emerson Electric (EMR) , an engineering company: 18.3412
  2. Microsoft (MSFT): 17.5063
  3. Walt Disney (DIS): -46.6664
  4. Nike (NKE): - 2.4278
  5. Comcast (CMCSA): 17.3768
  6. Domino’s Pizza (DPZ): 5.6049
  7. Starbucks (SBUX): - 20.3986
As you can see Morningstar sell you chaff claiming it's gold. These are paid prostitutes and you should not listen to them for advice related to your finances in a future. And by the way, taking advice from such people is taking advice from bankrupt individuals {"Morningstar, Inc.", -10.0837} - not a very wise decision.

I can give you the index of two other companies from Morningstar list above

    • Anheuser-Busch InBev (BUD): -2.68566
    • GSK (GSK) , a U.K. drug company: 2.30103
The situation is the same there. Surely some of you have already wondered what the situation is with Berkshire Hathaway? As I explained to the investors of this company, some time ago Warren Buffett should be urgently removed from leadership positions of this company, for its own good. He has no idea what he's investing in anymore. They were never able to make that decision. This is the reason why they will soon be badly screwed.

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P.s. Did you notice anything important in CSI 300? At the risk of some troll criticizing my writing style again: CHINA IS TOTALLY BANKRUPT!

Now do you understand why the Chinese authorities are closing the entire country because of one person infected with Covid-19...they don't have the financial means to keep almost any business open anymore.
 
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