What non tech stonks do y'all like for fiat accounts where BTC is not an option
And don't fucking say MSTR else you're banned from nostr
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Coca cola McDonalds
Emerson Electric
GME
Their first BTC buy was underwhelming but likely to grow, plus underlying infinity squeeze potential 👇
Peter Lynch was a great investor that wrote a great book called One Up on Wall Street. His strategy is pretty simple. Go to businesses that you see a lot of hype for. If there are people standing in long lines outside of the store waiting to get in, then it is a good business to invest in. He uses a great example of a guy trying to pick the best stocks by listening to the media experts on investing. Meanwhile his wife comes home and says this new retail store opened up and is packed from wall to wall with customers fighting over the last pieces of clothing. A few months later that business has its stock explode and then the guy buys in. He goes to tell his wife and his wife says oh honey I don't like shopping there anymore because I noticed the quality isn't that good anymore. The guy says you don't know what you're talking about and proceeds to lose money on his investment. The point Lynch was making is that the ordinary people are the ones who signal what the best investments are. It's the things people are going crazy over.
Costco is a good example that comes to mind. It keeps going up because people keep going back to it. It's almost always busy. Amazon is growing like crazy and consumer demand for it isn't going down anytime soon. AI is probably something worth investing into as well. Just some ideas, I'm not invested in that shit though.
This is a solid strategy. Chick Fil a or however they spell that Jesus chicken place and Costco. Lines so bad one local town blocked a Jesus chicken from opening because they didn't have a big enough lot and the town didn't want the public road constantly blocked by the drive through line.
I don't know any other brick and mortar that comes close.
Costco was selling gold oz bars awhile back
Costco does a great job of market research. They find out what their customers want and get it for them at the best deal.
Fcx Freeport macmoran
Rolls Royce
TSMC
What about the Japanese hotel company Metaplanet? 😂
Pembina Pipeline Corporation (PPL.TO)
It's a non-tech related company in Calgary. I know a higher up in the company. Every time I talk to him, I'm impressed with what the company does.
So for these I think about what products do I personally spend my $ on AND CONSUME everyday or about everyday. Chances are if this company has me spending $ on their products literally on a daily basis than there are probably millions of others out there who also do the same. So I chose Monster Energy. Turned out to be one of the best performing stocks (especially non-tech) over the last 5-10 years I believe. I make fun of people for spending $ on cigs everyday, but here I buy 1-2 Monster energy drinks every day out in the world on the way to work. It’s also cool knowing that a lot of my $ that I spend on Monster is kinda of like returned back to me through the insane performance of the stock. Some others I would consider maybe some oil companies like OXY or Chevron because I have to pump gas into my vehicle everyday or maybe P&G because I use their toilet paper, toothepaste and other household item products every single day.
Dang 1-2 monsters a day is wild. Are your guts Ok?
I’ve done pretty well with OKLO but I’m not tracking it close enough to know if the best is behind or in front.
Galaxy Bitcoin ETF CAD Unhedged for the TSFA 🍁
What will happen for CEP shareholders if the XXI merger is approved?
Something outside the rack?
Abaxx
Only ₿ 🤷♂️ Everything else is tidom and shitcoin
I’m watching these…but are a little overvalued for long term value investing. Ok from a growth point but do your own analysis.
Oh and also IREN and these two
But MELI is for when there is a big pull back…it’s the amazon of South America
3350
Uranium seems like a solid choice. Nuclear is fashionable again. Other energy stocks too.