Let’s suppose I’m tired of my gambling with options and I want to put the corresponding $60,000 in one large US stock that pays little to no dividends and will hold relatively well when the tech/AI bubble finally pops. A stock I don’t have to monitor constantly because I intend to hold it forever and that is not crazily overvalued today.
I would at least do minimal yearly checks. Even the oldest company (I think some construction company in Japan) went bankrupt after hundreds of years. Times-they-are-a-changing. Change is the only permanent thing!
I like to hold for very long periods, decades. But when the risks rise I sell, even if my heart bleeds. Motto: hold as long as possible… but not longer.
BRK.B is my own lifetime pick, too. If I’d pick a handful of US stocks it’d be J&J + MSFT (both are the only US companies with AAA credit rating), and BRK.B, but you don’t want divvies so maybe BRK.B?
I wouldn’t lump sum (but we’ve discussed this elsewhere on this forum) just for psychological reasons. Same for distributing $60k into several companies instead of just one.
Can’t really help with the “little to no dividends” requirement as I am on the opposite end of the spectrum, but gun to my head:
AMZN: from my “junior portfolio” (which I manage for my son who is also not interested in dividends). Some correlation to AI through their cloud business where customers want Nvidia and its ecosystem (see also GOOG).[$]
AMP: from my “junior portfolio” (which I manage for my son). Probably almost no correlation to AI.[$$]
BRK.B: probably fine, a tad overvalued even compared to its normal valuation (but isn’t it almost always?). Probably almost no correlation to AI.[$$$]
FI: from my “junior portfolio” (which I manage for my son). Not sure about their correlation to AI.[$$$$]
GOOG: IMO fairly tied to AI: for their own offering (Gemini) they’re independent as they’ve developed their own custom silicon (TPUs), but for their cloud offering their customers want Nvidia and its ecosystem.[$$$$$]
MCK: from my “junior portfolio” (which I manage for my son). A little overvalued at the moment; probably only little correlation to AI.[$$$$$$]
PRI: from my “junior portfolio” (which I manage for my son). Fairly valued at the moment; probably only little correlation to AI.[$$$$$$$]
RJF: from my “junior portfolio” (which I manage for my son). Tad overvalued at the moment; probably only little correlation to AI.[$$$$$$$$]
SNA: from my “junior portfolio” (which I manage for my son). Tad overvalued at the moment; probably only little correlation to AI. Perhaps on the upper end of dividend payout for what you are looking for.[$$$$$$$$$]
It’s much lower than before the COVID bull run started. Bombed out. Now there are more users than before, new products in the pipline and cost reduction done. No reason why it cannot rise a bit.
There’s a coal story for you: GCM Resources PLC. Bangladesh is considering energy autarchy. Instead of buying coal from India, they could develop their own mine. Interim government with Nobel laureate Mohammed Yunnus can’t take decisions, hence everyone is waiting for elections in early 2026. Could become a 5-to-10-bagger.
A week of missed opportunities. I looked at buying more PFE, MRK and NVO. I held off on PFE as there was already a buy order in 22.xx range. Mistake as buying in 24.xx range was a 16%+ return.
NVO I looked at yesterday and hoped for a lower price today which didn’t materialize.
On the plus side, I did buy MRK which is surprising as it is the least favourite of the three.
I. Other brews, dead money AES up 15% on potential take private transaction.
Sorry to repeat myself: Money and position management should be automated. Always! There is too much danger in a case-to-case decision system. You always end up in the slower queue…
Money and position management tells you how much to buy, how much to add, how much to sell and most important… when to sell.
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