DooDiligence

Roll over their profile on the left of a post and you'll get a popup. The option is there. The pun was inadvertent but kinda works.

One of the worst debate tactics is "Winning at all costs". I can't see the other dude's posts because I've blocked him/her/it, but I'd say you will never win this debate except in the minds of rational individuals with actual integrity. I say you win.

The government really does need to go after these opioid manufacturers and distributors, like Purdue Pharma, Teva / Cephalon, Cardinal, McKesson, Mallinkrodt (who am I missing?) I say send 'em all a strongly worded letter and then give 'em a firm slap on the wrist. Then start blaming it all on China and Mexico. This is the way. I bet this gives Chinese standup comics a ton of material.

You're very welcome. I hope you're a good hearted person and I wish you all the success in the world. Blocking the right (or rather wrong users) users helps immensely. edit: there are a lot of great people on here that you can learn a crapton from. There are a few who put out decent analysis and have actually made other users money, but I'm perfectly capable of managing (and occasionally mismanaging) my own money. Life is too short to listen to assholes.

You just listed every single disingenuous debate tactic used (on a continuous 24 hour basis, I might add) by "the Orange Man" and every loud mouthed douchenozzle who supports him. Peddle your bullshit elsewhere. edit: I won't see your response because I'm blocking you now. Go ahead and waste your breath anyway. I know you will.

Does anybody really give a shit about going to Mars. I know I don't. I hear it's a hell of a lot less comfortable than a Ko Chang beach bungalow.

The thirst will never be satisfied.

Damn it. I do not want to sell any of this.

Nope. Not gonna engage further. Bibi.

Disingenuous argument, but I get that you don't see that.

I'd use the word sobering. It's what happens after the fun. edit:

Well said (and gracefully).

I think you're right. Found this and none are mentioned. https://www.nintendo.co.jp/ir/en/stock/information/index.html

Anybody know if one or more of the Japanese trading companies own or are buying Nintendo?

I am sooo sorry for teeing this up for politics. and now back to Berkshire.

Yep. Him / them too (especially). Meanwhile, the rest of us

It's a deflection. Cook: Pleeeeease don't look at my finances edit: tax me. Caption this:

That's some virtue signaling I can get behind.

There's a high likelihood that dude's kid is going to either wind up full on the opposite of what his dad wants or he'll be a repressed sexual predator who enjoys shoving religious regalia in his victims bums.

Noam Chomsky's Propaganda Model in action. Personally, I think the end goal is widespread social unrest to consolidate power.

Globularists unite!

Just got back from a long trip. Most of the hotels had the same lineup of channels and most of them were what passes for news in various countries (BBC, DW, NHK, CNA, Aljazeera, more). I've been actively avoiding this kind of content so I'd scroll through (very quickly), and occasionally land on Nickelodeon. Now to my recommendation. This shit is hilarious.

Can't remember who originally posted this but I'm pretty sure it was someone here on CoBF. I really like these rules. #2 is the hardest one to do, but it's pretty valuable if you can avoid anchoring to someone else's price. I'm looking for a fat pitch (aren't we all) for a single long term position, and am trying to stick to these rules. Especially #2. All value investing requires being able to make dispassionate decisions, and a process that minimizes bias. That's why Charlie and Warren recommend reading Cialdini's "Influence" and why Buffett's process includes: Never reading analyst reports. Throws them right in the garbage lest their opinions infect his. This also extends to never using other peoples estimates, and always try to go to source material to make your own. Never checking stock price before estimating intrinsic value. If he finds himself falling in love with a business as he's reading their 10K, he doesn't want to have a target price in the back of his mind as he thinks of a reasonable valuation range for it. Trying to filter out news and current events and focus on what will be true in the long term. I admit I'm unclear how they do this given they admit to reading a lot of newspapers and Warren allegedly keeps CNBC on in the background of his office. But they are big proponents of Graham's Mr Market parable. https://fs.blog/mr-market/