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The number Buffett actually wants is not in the 10-K: the maintenance-capex problem in owner earnings
Buffett defined owner earnings in his 1986 shareholder letter: reported earnings, plus depreciation, depletion, amortization and other non-cash charges, minus the average annual capitalized expenditures a business needs to maintain its competitive position and unit volume. That last term is the problem. It does not exist in any filing. Companies …
Lost $40k on prediction markets. Almost wish it had been options instead
Recently got into prediction markets through Kalshi and Robinhood. I started betting on tennis, baseball, and even World Cup matches. I know next to nothing about any of those sports. Maybe some basic knowledge, but that's about it. Like options, the first one's always free. I won my first few …
What’s your outlook for Nvidia?
My SpaceX short positions
Fuck this stupid company that’s constantly loosing money
The World's Best Stock Market Is Also Crashing!
Maybe it's not an AI bust. Maybe it's a just a squid game.
Question for the Seasoned Investors
I am a 22 y/o that’s been investing and following markets for about 4 years now. I feel like much of the world is hyper fixated on AI, tech, and data/information that moves faster everyday… Companies moving +/- 10% on a daily basis, absurd valuations, and so much capex centered …
Soon he should be the next
Asked ChatGPT and Claude and this is what they said…
I asked ChatGPT and Claude what they would invest if they where to invest in 2 coins today along with the following details: \- 20x + return \- marketcap. Under 50M \- Listed under 2 years \- Audited \- low amount of holders and more than 50% of the total …