Buffet is stuck between a rock & a hard place. He doesn't believe in assets that don't produce a fiat income stream, so won't do gold or crypto. Even less love for negative interest so growing sour on bonds. He doesn't have any place left to put money that fits his philosophy.https://twitter.com/NickSzabo4/status/1167973272610230272 …
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Replying to @NickSzabo4
So if interest rates are negative (or even are as low as they are now), and the perception is that the S&P goes up by 10% year over year (or at least very conservatively has a positive return over a 5-10 year period of time), how is a bubble not inevitable given return arbitrage?
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Replying to @PaytheTollman @NickSzabo4
Because good businesses grow year after year. More clients, more revenue, better return then the stock price grows as well. Not a bubble if the fundamentals are there.
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Replying to @javyandrade @NickSzabo4
A good business can have a high PE ratio tho
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Replying to @PaytheTollman @javyandrade
A declining but still profitable business can also maintain a good PE ratio with stock buybacks.
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