A good example would be AMZN a few years ago.
Change "when" to "if." Respectfully, I wouldn't know how to invest in the businesses you just described. Re retail, Lynch, who loved growth stocks, wouldn't invest in hyper earnings growth (>25%). Highly unpredictable; usually Wall Street darlings; usually high premiums.
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you are missing the point. it isn't about any industry/model. it is about less math and more thinking. kodak was predictable but if u just extrapolated you would have gone broke.
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I think a lot, probably too much. If you have a switch, let me know; I confide in Fisher big time. I'm adamant that cheapness doesn't universally equate value. A monkey would buy
$PDCO. Cheapness is 1 of 14 steps in my investing process takes haha. - 2 more replies
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