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From superinvestor stalking to a 7-stock “tollbooth” watchlist – sanity check? Hey all, I’ve been down a deep rabbit hole recently and would love a sanity check from this sub. **TL;DR:** I started by reverse-engineering long-term successful investors (Li Lu, Guy Spier, Terry Smith, Dev Kantesaria, Chris Hohn etc.), and …

I just asked Grok: if over the last 10 years, I bought 100 shares in XOM every month it traded at 10 PE or lower and sold it all the next time it traded at 13 PE, what would my cash on cash return be? Trading only once a month. …

A mini valuation of Cava $cava *(****Warning****: this valuation exercise uses the P/S metric due to a lack of consistent earnings. This post may cause discomfort to people who don't like P/S.)* ============= Following my previous post, i went in to take a look at CAVA but i got stuck …

Solar energy investing crowdfunding has gotten me 14% IRR A little over two years ago I invested into Energea to diversify my portfolio outside of just the stock market. It's basically a managed crowdfunding platform that lets you buy equity in solar-energy projects globally. Their lifetime returns are in good …

Always, no. If you're not part of the 1% in family wealth, most likely. >taxable brokerage account would need 5.8% in IRR Long term returns have averaged 7-10% so that's possible

The more input variables you have, the more errors you estimate will carry. Keep it simple and just find a good business and buy it when it’s cheap. What it means for me is that my 5 years estimate including terminal value is above 13% IRR and I buy when …