Whitney Tilson: the "#1 retirement stock in America"

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On April 17th, Whitney Wilson revealed the "#1 retirement stock in America". I don't know the answer. If you participated and know the answer, please don't spoil it for the rest of us. Register your vote above.

 

https://signup.empirefinancialresearch.com/?cid=MKT403409&eid=MKT406001&encryptedSnaid=&snaid=&step=start&assetId=AST103778

 

On April 17th, the man CNBC called "The Prophet" will share his biggest investment prediction in 20 years

 

He bought Berkshire Hathaway at $41,600... Netflix at $7.78... Apple at $1.50... Amazon at $56... met Warren Buffett... President Obama... appeared on 60 Minutes twice... and predicted the dot-com crash, the housing bust and the bitcoin collapse...

 

And today... his April 17th announcement could make you a fortune

 

Plus, he'll reveal the "#1 Retirement Stock in America"

 

[John Hjorth]

May I ask, why this is even interesting to CoBF members?

[Guest]

He must be really desperate for money.

 

Perhaps his #1 stock is a good short candidate. :P

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He must be really desperate for money.

 

Perhaps his #1 stock is a good short candidate. :P

 

On the surface, I like the idea or sentiment. Which of the three choices above would you recommend shorting?

[Guest]

He must be really desperate for money.

 

Perhaps his #1 stock is a good short candidate. :P

 

On the surface, I like the idea or sentiment. Which of the three choices above would you recommend shorting?

 

Sorry I'm a bit confused. Was Berkshire his secret stock?

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He must be really desperate for money.

 

Perhaps his #1 stock is a good short candidate. :P

 

On the surface, I like the idea or sentiment. Which of the three choices above would you recommend shorting?

 

 

Sorry I'm a bit confused. Was Berkshire his secret stock?

 

I'm a bit confused. Do you think there are other viable candidates for a stock Whitney would recommend?

[Guest]

He must be really desperate for money.

 

Perhaps his #1 stock is a good short candidate. :P

 

On the surface, I like the idea or sentiment. Which of the three choices above would you recommend shorting?

 

 

Sorry I'm a bit confused. Was Berkshire his secret stock?

 

I'm a bit confused. Do you think there are other viable candidates for a stock Whitney would recommend?

 

hahahaha ohhh I get! My brain is functioning on like 4 hours of sleep. :P

[TwoCitiesCapital]

He must be really desperate for money.

 

Perhaps his #1 stock is a good short candidate. :P

 

On the surface, I like the idea or sentiment. Which of the three choices above would you recommend shorting?

 

 

Sorry I'm a bit confused. Was Berkshire his secret stock?

 

I'm a bit confused. Do you think there are other viable candidates for a stock Whitney would recommend?

 

LOL

[Gregmal]

Awhile ago I recall him touting HHC as one of his "retirement" stocks. Can see why he isn't touting that anymore...

[LongHaul]

I like Tilson but this marketing (assuming it is real) seems super aggressive.  I find it highly distasteful.

If you point to all your best calls then point to your worst as well. 

[Guest]

I like Tilson but this marketing (assuming it is real) seems super aggressive.  I find it highly distasteful.

If you point to all your best calls then point to your worst as well.

 

Can't do that if you don't have any! ;)

[Gregmal]

I like Tilson but this marketing (assuming it is real) seems super aggressive.  I find it highly distasteful.

If you point to all your best calls then point to your worst as well.

 

Can't do that if you don't have any! ;)

 

Going to school with Bill Ackman was his best call...

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Going to school with Bill Ackman was his best call...

Since you believe going to school with Bill Ackman was his best call, I could add "go to school with Bill Ackman" to the list of options in the poll, but it's not a stock, so I don't think it could be the right answer.

 

I like your creative idea generation though.