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@rbenor
Robert BenOr
I like to invest in companies that help make the world cooler. I spend my mornings milking cows and listening to The Morning Show on Motley Fool Live🐄
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$PINS ER tomorrow
Pinterest just might be the company in my portfolio I think about the least. They just keep performing and I just keep adding every once in a while.
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My thesis: any product that my wife uses this much should be worth at least $100B. Especially when the use is in conjunction with so many high dollar value activities (shopping, travel, home renovation, etc.)
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How to value....
Be a disciplined story teller or an imaginative number cruncher
Aswath damadoran

Asset allocation
My chosen profession pays the bills, but doesn't allow me to make regular contributions to my portfolio. I often hear people speak on not trimming your winners, but when there's no.cash flow, what choice do you have?

Assessing where to trim and where that money will go takes up 90% of my thoughts in regards to my portfolio.

Starting a new position, even a small begining one takes an immense amount of research and conviction. For me, it's not just about the possibly.of losing that capital but the double edged sword of losing the compounding power of the winner too.

How do others deal with asset allocation? What kind of processes and rules do you have to enable good decisions and confidence?

@none02/02/2021
For me timing is everything. When you are freshly new to the market and want to enter you would see that everything is super overbought and some anxiety will kick in that if you enter long now, the market will somehow crash. The opportunity to start a new portfolio or to add up to your current one was in the March - April 2020 crash due to the first Covid-19 lockdown. But how many times does such unprecedented moves occur? Or "healthy corrections"? I have in mind these kind of events for fresh new positions - corrections and an unprecedented events. The lack of a real Bear markets since 2008 is replaced by fierce short-term corrections generated by unforeseen events, profit taking or like the last $SPY fall - due to the rebellion of the Retail traders.
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