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Boy, I'm excited!
The new Potential Multibagger stock!
I've been following the company for 2 years.
Now, I'm buying the stock!
Met wat vertraging geluisterd naar de laatste beursvoyeurs.
Uitstekende episode met @elvermo en @FromValue
Multibagging strategy through careful stockpicking and (sometimes) a lot of patience.
Hoewel ik de meeste van mijn vrienden/kennissen afraad aan stockpicking te doen ben ik wel overtuigd van de lange termijn superioriteit tov het trendy ETF beleggen.
De reden van mijn afraden? Indien de beurs je niet passioneert zal je ook nooit het metier ontwikkelen om je portfolio netjes bij te houden.
Daarbovenop komt dat weinig mensen begrijpen wat risico management is. Een onontbeerlijke skill bij stock picking imho.
Ik kijk al uit naar de volgende aflevering 🙌
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From Growth To Value retweeted
Boy, I'm excited!
The new Potential Multibagger stock!
I've been following the company for 2 years.
Now, I'm buying the stock!
This is hilarious. 😂😂
And it shows why $NU will also succeed in the US 🇺🇸
Nu fixes this: "Even Pope Leo isn't immune to bureaucracy and bad customer service... they insisted that he had to come into a branch in Chicago to do so. To which of course he said, 'I really can't, you know, I'm in the Vatican cuz I'm the Pope.' And they hung up on him." 😂 $NU
Who are the people who believe this?
Let's help them.
1. $1B per flight?
Current average for paying customers (a lot are for Starlink deployment): about $95M. So, the price will more than 10x, with more competition, from $RKLB, Blue Origin, etc? That won't happen.
2. Elon is a genius, but taking his time frames literally is not what you should do. 10,000 flights in 2030? No way. Elon said in 2015 that there would be 'complete autonomy' for cars 'in approximately two years.' Look how that turned out.
In 2025, SpaceX did 170 flights. There will not be 10K flights in 2030.
Ik krijg zo veel fijne reacties. Dank je. 🙏🤗
Als je me eens wil horen terwijl je in je luie zetel zit of terwijl je de patatten schilt voor het avondeten...😉
hier ben ik te gast bij de Beursvoyeurs @elvermo & Tomas De Soete met Frank De Mol.
Ik vond het geweldig. Jij ook?
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$NVDA's @JensenHuang has been the most important voice to listen to in AI for a decade already.
And he is right here as well. It's all made up.
Why? See my last Overview of The Week:
potentialmultibaggers.com/p/…
Jensen Huang at the All-In Summit on AI doomers: "It's made up... it shouldn't be done. It's irresponsible." $NVDA
The stock was at $142 then, now $340.
$GOOGL
This also shows stocks can be undervalued for years and then suddenly shoot up.
From Growth To Value retweeted
De magie v stockpicking, die ik zo graag verdedig, is de hoop op die ene grote multiplier
Kris Heyndrikx (@fromvalue) pompt zijn ziel & zaligheid in de zoektocht nr multibaggers, & krijgt daar ook veel tractie mee
Hele eer om v gedachten te wisselen 🎧🙏
$MELI, $RKLB, $CRWD,..
Als je me eens wil horen terwijl je in je luie zetel zit of terwijl je de patatten schilt voor het avondeten...😉
hier ben ik te gast bij de Beursvoyeurs @elvermo & Tomas De Soete met Frank De Mol.
Ik vond het geweldig. Jij ook?
open.spotify.com/episode/6Ri…
Everyone needs three categories of people around them:
1. People who teach them
2. People who challenge them
3. People who believe in them.
But very importantly, make sure you are your own teacher, you challenge yourself, and you believe in yourself.
From Growth To Value retweeted
Every year, people in the US send $70B to Brazil, Mexico, and Colombia.
They pay fat fees to Western Union, Remitly, and Wise to do it.
$NU just launched free international transfers on exactly those corridors, moving money in minutes at zero cost. Nu can afford to run this as a loss leader, as it has 118M customers in Brazil, 16M in Mexico, and over 5M in Colombia.
Nu can get families on both sides of the border and earn from offering other services such as a credit card and other loans.
Customers who regularly receive remittances are big spenders locally, and Nu can benefit from their activity.
Robin Van Poelje retires as the CEO of Topicus $TOI.V for "personal reasons."
Very sad news. An outstanding CEO with a fantastic track record and the son-in-law of Rinse Strikwerda, who started the IT business in 1984.
