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Nu Holdings value stock?

REDDIT / AromaticMemory5073 / Sep 26, 2026

With the news that Nu is in talks to acquire Monzo to enter the UK market, I think the company is at a bit of an inflection as I do deeper research. It has built a highly efficient profitable engine …

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Share buybacks without future dividends are pointless, correct?

REDDIT / kooj80 / Sep 26, 2026

So I've been diving in more to understanding the intrinsic value of shares, and I've landed on this question. If there is any literature you recommend please direct me. Currently working my way through the Intelligent Investor. Alright, so I …

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I’m rotating some money out of AI. This may age terribly.

REDDIT / burkeantailrisks / Sep 26, 2026

I’ve had a very good run with AI stocks. Better than I probably deserved. I’m keeping a few. But I’m also taking some money off the table because I’ve reached that uncomfortable point where I still like the companies, I …

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Any thoughts on Linde (LIN)?

REDDIT / MarbleMuffin / Sep 26, 2026

I got into Linde at 480. Not a bad compounder but sadly tied with AI CAPEX spending and some of the EPS growth is financial engineering. Revenue growth is OK, but likely from price increases. Bought at a little stretched …

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FYI, Berkshire Hathaway added $136.3 million dollars to their stake in Lennar the past three trading days - SEC Form 4 filing.

REDDIT / NoDontClickOnThat / Sep 26, 2026

[https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/315090/000119312526403089/xslF345X06/ownership.xml](https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/315090/000119312526403089/xslF345X06/ownership.xml) Total of 1,659,025 class A shares of Lennar for $134,737,831 and 20,675 class B shares of Lennar for $1,644,959. BRK now holds 25,378,134 class A and 548,892 class B shares of Lennar.

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Concentrated portfolio managers: Courageously losing your money

REDDIT / CanYouPleaseChill / Sep 26, 2026

“Fund managers with concentrated portfolios are often praised for having the “courage of their convictions.” Courage is not what’s needed. What’s needed is skill, wisdom, and humility, all of which may be negatively correlated with concentration”

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Does CPI tell you how much harder it is to build wealth?

REDDIT / abracadaniel92 / Sep 25, 2026

I’ve been working on an alternative way to think about inflation, and I’d like this sub to poke holes in it. CPI answers a useful question about consumer prices. But as an investor, I’m also interested in a different question: …

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