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Costco is now up 106% in the last 5 years- And now trades at 48x earnings. How much are investors willing to pay for 'recession proof' cash flows? https://t.co/24052yVGiu
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Cite asCryptoQuant has tracked the directional calls on PFE by @dividendology on X since Feb 2023: not yet scored on PFE (as of Nov 11, 2026).
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4 PFE calls on record, a thin history.
Relative view by default: fewer than 30 PFE calls or days on record.
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Costco is now up 106% in the last 5 years- And now trades at 48x earnings. How much are investors willing to pay for 'recession proof' cash flows? https://t.co/24052yVGiu
View original →Alright- Where are the people buying $KO at 29x earnings right now? I’d love to hear the thesis.
View original →Some REIT preferred shares are yielding around 7% with roughly 60–80x preferred dividend coverage. 🟢 Agree Realty $ADC-A — 6.78% yield, 78.6x coverage 🟢 Digital Realty $DLR-J — 7.14% yield, 79.1x coverage 🟢 Rexford Industrial $REXR-C — 7.00% yield, 58.3x coverage Obviously the upside is limited with these preferred shares- But the risk/reward ratio is in favor of the conservative income investor at these levels, especially if you look at them relative to some of their peers.
View original →🚨 $COST just announced a $30 special dividend! That’s about 142% of the free cash flow Costco generated in its latest fiscal year. Costco ended that year with $21.3 billion in cash and short-term investments. The special dividend alone is almost $4 billion more than it generated in free cash flow for the full year. Once it’s paid, Costco will have distributed $35.71 per share over 12 months. At roughly $1,066 per share, that’s a 3.35% trailing yield. The regular dividend yields about 0.55%.
View original →If you had invested $1 in Altria Group in 1925, that single dollar would have grown to $2,655,290 by the end of 2023- A total cumulative return of 265,529,000%. https://t.co/8w6nEHPjQK
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