Averting The Worst-Case, Calling The Top, And Prepping For Vol. Events

Earnings season isn't turning out as dire as expected. That statement is both true and absurd -- ak

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4 thoughts on “Averting The Worst-Case, Calling The Top, And Prepping For Vol. Events

  1. We lampooned how the Japanese reacted to the puncturing of their bubble. “They just should have let companies fail, like we would!”

    Ayunh. Just as we did in 2009 & 2020!

    So, it probably is logical to assume we will continue to follow Japan’s response itinerary and see the Fed buying ETFs.

  2. Estimates (beating or missing) does not create true economic value or wealth. Only free cash flow does. I love a greater fool to sell to but I only rely on cash flow.

    If my long term projections of FCF are undervalued I buy, I sell when they aren’t.

    I care about absolute not relative numbers. May not work well in the short term always but does very well long term if you buy companies with sustainable competitive advantages at decent prices.

    Good luck, interesting times……….

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