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34 minutes ago, longlake95 said:

CNC

Lazy question as I’m just starting to look at this company: What investments make up the ~$17.4B of long-term investments on their balance sheet? 

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6 minutes ago, KPO said:

Lazy question as I’m just starting to look at this company: What investments make up the ~$17.4B of long-term investments on their balance sheet? 

bonds

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Added to Crox. All the shoe companies seem to be tariff casualties. I like Crox at 90 and NKE at 70. Skechers and Deck getting tarred with the same brush. 

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Thinking about dhr,  as it is near 52 week lows.  But unsure for the reason yet, so need to dig in.

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On 1/24/2025 at 6:29 PM, sleepydragon said:


definitely speculation..

And my wife threatened divorcing me after I laughted and brush aside her suggestions to buy pltr, so this time i am not taking any chances. It’s her IRA anyway..

Wife won again. Her pick PLTR up like 45% and RDDT up 15% , and it’s not even month yet. Is it possible i have been married to Wife Buffett for 20 years and I missed all these opportunities ?! My pick, NBIS, went down 40% the next business day after I bought it (though it has recovered and now 8% higher than my cost). 🤪 

 

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9 minutes ago, sleepydragon said:

Wife won again. Her pick PLTR up like 45% and RDDT up 15% , and it’s not even month yet. Is it possible i have been married to Wife Buffett for 20 years and I missed all these opportunities ?! My pick, NBIS, went down 40% the next business day after I bought it (though it has recovered and now 8% higher than my cost). 🤪 

 

What does she like now? LOL😆

Posted
1 hour ago, longlake95 said:

What does she like now? LOL😆

 

1 hour ago, sleepydragon said:

Wife won again. Her pick PLTR up like 45% and RDDT up 15% , and it’s not even month yet. Is it possible i have been married to Wife Buffett for 20 years and I missed all these opportunities ?! My pick, NBIS, went down 40% the next business day after I bought it (though it has recovered and now 8% higher than my cost). 🤪 

 

 

Please launch the Sleepydragon Spouse 2x ETF.

 

🚀

 

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16 hours ago, sleepydragon said:

Wife won again. Her pick PLTR up like 45% and RDDT up 15% , and it’s not even month yet. Is it possible i have been married to Wife Buffett for 20 years and I missed all these opportunities ?! My pick, NBIS, went down 40% the next business day after I bought it (though it has recovered and now 8% higher than my cost). 🤪 

 

Love it!  

Posted
12 hours ago, Santayana said:

Added more Fairfax with earnings on Thursday.  I think positive surprises are far more likely than negative.


I did the same for the same reason. I also think speculative flows on the potential 60 add will pick up once the quarter is out of the way. It’s not a risk event driven funds want exposure to.
 

I also co-wrote this substack about why FFH consensus estimates are too low in the long term but I expect the beats in the same areas for Q4, underwriting and investment performance.

 

https://open.substack.com/pub/berczyparkcapital/p/fairfax-financial-a-generational?r=ecc87&utm_medium=ios

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NVO. Pays a good dividend. And should continue to grow earnings at an acceptable rate with their new drug pipeline (cagrisema, amycretin). Ozempic also continues to get one more new indication after the other (kind of how ACE-Inhibitors are used to treat kidney disease in diabetics that may not necessarily have hypertension). 

 

Posted
2 hours ago, dipod said:

NVO. Pays a good dividend. And should continue to grow earnings at an acceptable rate with their new drug pipeline (cagrisema, amycretin). Ozempic also continues to get one more new indication after the other (kind of how ACE-Inhibitors are used to treat kidney disease in diabetics that may not necessarily have hypertension). 

 

Tariffs could become a big issue once the Eye of Sauron looks at Denmark and NVO.

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