If you pay attention to P/E for stocks like $AMZN you shouldn't be buying any stocks
Here's why P/E is completely USELESS
What does P/E stand for?
Jan 29 • 6 tweets • 2 min read
I own ~21 stocks
Here are:
📈 3 MOST EXPENSIVE
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Intuitive Surgical $ISRG
Assuming a 10% discount...
👉IF, the company's FCF margin in 2034 is 33%
👉THEN, it's revenue must grow at 21% CAGR
Right now, expectations are for ~17% revenue CAGR over next two years
(Note: Currently 2% position -- VERY Antifragile company)
Jan 27 • 16 tweets • 5 min read
15 timeless investing principles, visualized:
1: If you want to build wealth, you have to invest
2: Don't invest in stocks until you are ready
Focus on financial wellness first
Jan 23 • 7 tweets • 2 min read
Tesla's valuation $TSLA⤵️
First, we must ask ourselves:
"What could the FCF margin look like in 2034?"
The past⤵️
Jan 17 • 9 tweets • 3 min read
I first bought shares of $AXON in 2017
They are up 1,000% for me.
$AXON is now 8% of my portfolio
Is it time to trim / add/ stay put?⤵️
First, let's evaluate the company
1⃣Does it have a MOAT?
Yes -- Switching Costs
Probably widest I've ever seen.
Imagine re-training an entire police force on
⚫️TASERS
⚫️Body cameras
⚫️SOFTWARE that goes along with it
Jan 16 • 8 tweets • 3 min read
I first bought shares of $CRWD in 2020
They are up 400%+ since then
The company now accounts for over 10% of my portfolio.
Is it time to trim?⤵️
Let's start by evaluating the Antifragility of THE COMPANY.
1️⃣ Does it have a MOAT?
🟢 Yes!
👉 Network Effect: Each node on Threat Graph makes protection stronger. $CRWD was first-mover here
👉 Switching Costs: No one wants to implement an entire new platform for cyber-security