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BRK.B continues to be a solid entry at this price imo.

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Down less than 2% since then.

Brian Earl Spilner said:

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MRB10 said:

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Brian Earl Spilner said:

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BRK.B continues to be a solid entry at this price imo.

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Down less than 2% since then.

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Bought 10 more shares today. His day will come.

Curious what some of the resident chart readers think of TSSI. Its almost 400% rise after liberation day in April has been followed by a 34% drop off the high. It's at around $20 a share right now and if it gets much closer to $15 I am going to be tempted to jump back in after I sold for a nice double at around $28. One of the few times I have had good timing, unless of course it jumps back into the 30s next week before I am back in.

flashplayer said:

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Curious what some of the resident chart readers think of TSSI. Its almost 400% rise after liberation day in April has been followed by a 34% drop off the high. It's at around $20 a share right now and if it gets much closer to $15 I am going to be tempted to jump back in after I sold for a nice double at around $28. One of the few times I have had good timing, unless of course it jumps back into the 30s next week before I am back in.

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I have a chart for it. Will post when I'm back at my computer.

South Platte said:

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Brian Earl Spilner said:

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MRB10 said:

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Brian Earl Spilner said:

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BRK.B continues to be a solid entry at this price imo.

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Down less than 2% since then.

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Bought 10 more shares today. His day will come.

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well if you're looking for a legit investment that's actually cheaper than April 8 that's it

Warning… I'm a long time Brk holder so I am very biased.

Brk is up 4.36% YTD and 14.94% in the past year. VOO is up 5.76% YTD and 11.09% in the past year. I won't rub in our 5yr Brk returns vs S&P.

So Brk in the past year is outperforming the S&P with over a third of Brks market cap in cash…

Ok I'll take off my Omaha tinted glasses for feedback.

The last 3 months have been the more worrisome trend.

Diggity said:

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The last 3 months have been the more worrisome trend.

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Cash doesn't return as much as investments. But it's safer.

BRK chose safety increasingly over the last couple of years. Safety is punished when risk on. It's rewarded when risk off. We are risk on right now.

aggiebrad16 said:

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Warning… I'm a long time Brk holder so I am very biased.

Brk is up 4.36% YTD and 14.94% in the past year. VOO is up 5.76% YTD and 11.09% in the past year. I won't rub in our 5yr Brk returns vs S&P.

So Brk in the past year is outperforming the S&P with over a third of Brks market cap in cash…

Ok I'll take off my Omaha tinted glasses for feedback.

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I posted this a couple weeks ago:

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" [color=#000000][size=3]In my opinion, this is only natural. BRK/B is valued more highly than a typical established 24 P/E stock with no dividend and a declining EPS. I'll call it the "Buffet" premium. Let's say it's worth 10%. I've long felt that it would disappear, roughly half when he relinquished control, and half when he dies. This is part of the natural process of sorting out what the market expects going-forward. It's still a valuable company, but is level-setting to be on a par with similar risk profiles in the equity universe.[/size][/color]

[color=#000000][size=3]I'm still long, and plan to stay that way, for what it's worth."[/size][/color]

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I still believe that's what we're seeing with BRK.B. Your quoted YTD returns included mostly a period when Warren was clearly still at the helm. If you look at recent performance, the stock clearly lags the S&P, by a notable margin. The stock market is a forward-looking animal, and like it or not, the prospects are not viewed as favorably as when Warren was totally running the show. My theory says that half the Buffet premium has gone away, and the other half will disappear once he dies (and is no longer available to consult on major actions). Note that none of this is based on actual Buffet activities, but investor sentiment and feelings regarding the Oracle of Omaha.

At some point in the near future, the Buffet premium will be gone, and the company is a market-performer until it's proven otherwise (or believed) that they still have some special sauce that allows BRK.B to outperform the market. This may or may not happen, but as a market-perform element of a portfolio, I still think you can do far worse than BRK.B.[/size][/color]

Mexico and EU now get 30% starting August 1. Trump has big beautiful bill passed, a monthly surplus, a few additional months of no increased inflation.

He's not stopping now.

BREAKING: President Trump sends out more “tariff letters” with the following tariff rates now announced:

1. Brazil: 50%
2. Myanmar: 40%
3. Laos: 40%
4. Cambodia: 36%
5. Thailand: 36%
6. Bangladesh: 35%
7. Canada: 35%
8. Serbia: 35%
9. Indonesia: 32%
10. European Union: 30%
11.…

— The Kobeissi Letter (@KobeissiLetter) July 12, 2025

Cool. Quit posting from your phone and show us some charts already.

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It's good to be king?

Finally have a few of my lots of MARA in the green. Accidentally bought a little too high last time I bought some and had been holding on through a lot of red.

Apparently 464ish is the "back up the truck" price on crwd

Alright Berkshire, some fear appears to finally be creeping in. This is your time to shine.

cmon tsla...just hit 325 and let me off this ride

Brian are you buying more SOXL today?

Honestly not really looking at SOXL until it falls below $25 or so.

Man this bug on loading at the top of each thread is annoying.

Wow, not sure I've ever seen the market this resilient before.

Not even new tariff announcements are slowing it down at this point. TACO I guess.

AAPL drops and coils. I may have set my mark a week or two early.

Looking for 212c to hit by end of the week

Big news in the Texas banking landscape. Huntington bank acquiring Veritex. May be a sign of more M&A coming.

BRK.B seems to be bumping up against the upper trendline and meeting resistance.

Won't really feel great until it breaks above 480.

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Wow, not sure I've ever seen the market this resilient before.

Not even new tariff announcements are slowing it down at this point. TACO I guess.

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2020-2021 - Remember how everyone here was posting about the SPX channel that just keeps going up forever and support never breaks?


Early 2019 followed by Oct 2019-COVID - Powell was hiking rates in 2018 - tariffs were going to kill the economy


2016-2017 - Trump was going to kill the economy - constant Trump news and tweets, tons of controversy.


1960's and 1970's - you think we have public unrest today? Wars, coming off the gold standard, assassinations, communism, you name it. Market sold off multiple times, each time a new low, then returning to marginal higher highs. Wasn't until the 1980's the market was comfortably back above the early 70's high and stayed there. Multiple periods within 2 decades of incredible strength. Each followed by severe volatility and uncertianty / mini bear markets.


1921-1929 - Nothing was going to stop that market. Newspaper articles about how the new federal reserve ushered in a new era of prosperity. No more crashes!

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flashplayer said:

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Curious what some of the resident chart readers think of TSSI. Its almost 400% rise after liberation day in April has been followed by a 34% drop off the high. It's at around $20 a share right now and if it gets much closer to $15 I am going to be tempted to jump back in after I sold for a nice double at around $28. One of the few times I have had good timing, unless of course it jumps back into the 30s next week before I am back in.

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I have a chart for it. Will post when I'm back at my computer.

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flashplayer said:

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Heineken-Ashi said:

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flashplayer said:

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Curious what some of the resident chart readers think of TSSI. Its almost 400% rise after liberation day in April has been followed by a 34% drop off the high. It's at around $20 a share right now and if it gets much closer to $15 I am going to be tempted to jump back in after I sold for a nice double at around $28. One of the few times I have had good timing, unless of course it jumps back into the 30s next week before I am back in.

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I have a chart for it. Will post when I'm back at my computer.

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Sorry, was in the country all weekend and exhausted last night.

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I'm bored. Somebody tell me something to buy. I'm looking for a can't-miss recommendation.

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Jmo, but if you don't mind a very short term aggressive trade then consider this, you have 45 mins to debate with yourself.

Buy $CRCL at the close and be ready to sell Monday morning. I say this because it tends to jump at the open for anywhere between $5-10. So you buy at the close today, and be ready (not greedy) near the open on Monday. Don't overthink this **** and book your single, a quick in and out trade.

This isn't a "can't miss" because that phrase will always **** you, but you have strong odds of profiting in your favor for a 60 hour hold.

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South Platte,

My sell at the open timing was a little off but if you followed the trade rec, then you should be up $13/shr.

Prog,

I executed this trade on Friday and sold this morning (too early so kicking myself), but I'll enjoy the quick 3% profit.

Thanks so much for the advice

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ProgN said:

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South Platte said:

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I'm bored. Somebody tell me something to buy. I'm looking for a can't-miss recommendation.

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Jmo, but if you don't mind a very short term aggressive trade then consider this, you have 45 mins to debate with yourself.

Buy $CRCL at the close and be ready to sell Monday morning. I say this because it tends to jump at the open for anywhere between $5-10. So you buy at the close today, and be ready (not greedy) near the open on Monday. Don't overthink this **** and book your single, a quick in and out trade.

This isn't a "can't miss" because that phrase will always **** you, but you have strong odds of profiting in your favor for a 60 hour hold.

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South Platte,

My sell at the open timing was a little off but if you followed the trade rec, then you should be up $13/shr.

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Thanks. I didn't follow this trade as I'm frequently tied up in a meeting around open.

I actually sold a number of things today. Not taking the knoxtom sell everything approach, but wanted to cash in some winners and reduce my quantum computing exposure.

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Heineken-Ashi said:

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flashplayer said:

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Curious what some of the resident chart readers think of TSSI. Its almost 400% rise after liberation day in April has been followed by a 34% drop off the high. It's at around $20 a share right now and if it gets much closer to $15 I am going to be tempted to jump back in after I sold for a nice double at around $28. One of the few times I have had good timing, unless of course it jumps back into the 30s next week before I am back in.

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I have a chart for it. Will post when I'm back at my computer.

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Somehow we have to find these stocks when they are at $0.50, not $20.

PLTR, how high can it go. I was thinking 150, but man it doesn't stop. Would love to sell and it correct to reload

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Prog,

I executed this trade on Friday and sold this morning (too early so kicking myself), but I'll enjoy the quick 3% profit.

Thanks so much for the advice

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Ditto.....solid single on this (4%). Could have been a double but such is life.

Thanks for your expertise, Prog!

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FTAC2011 said:

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Prog,

I executed this trade on Friday and sold this morning (too early so kicking myself), but I'll enjoy the quick 3% profit.

Thanks so much for the advice

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Ditto.....solid single on this (4%). Could have been a double but such is life.

Thanks for your expertise, Prog!

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MOAR!!! MOARRRRR!!