Supply@me Capital Share Discussion Threads

[lastoneout] 06/2/2023 00:12

Could not agree more Henry.

The tragic lonely old bellend know as Riles has reached new heights in pointlessness with his new NewsRound avatar.

[professor cuntox] 05/2/2023 23:36

get a life, muppett.

[leopold ii] 05/2/2023 21:50

Yes. Even Loo would be happy just to have a used dinghy that gets from A to B

[newsround] 05/2/2023 21:44

This Buffet is not at all sounding like our BB poster yacht sailors . He obviously doesn’t know what he is doing

[newsround] 05/2/2023 21:41

Buffett Buys Reduced-Price Cars
Although some CEOs drive around in million-dollar cars, you’ll likely find Buffett driving something much more modest.

In a BBC documentary, his daughter, Susie Buffett, said he bought cars that he could get at reduced prices — like those that had been damaged by hail. The cars were fixed and didn’t look hail-damaged and became a regular part of the Buffett lifestyle.

“You’ve got to understand, he keeps cars until I tell him, ‘This is getting embarrassing — time for a new car,'” said his daughter in the documentary.

Buffett also told Forbes in 2014 about his car-buying habits — or lack thereof. “The truth is, I only drive about 3,500 miles a year so I will buy a new car very infrequently,” he said.

Remember this the next time you’re in the market for a car: Cars tend to depreciate quickly, so it can be better for your finances if you try to keep your well-working car for as long as possible — or at least opt to buy a used car instead of new.

[newsround] 05/2/2023 21:39

Buffett Starts His Day With a Cheap Breakfast
You might assume billionaires brunch at the most extravagant restaurants, ordering eggs Benedict and bottomless mimosas. Or, they hire a personal chef who can whip up whatever and whenever they want — right?

Wrong. Adopting Buffett’s lifestyle doesn’t include paying high prices for daily gourmet French toast prepared in the comforts of your own home.

When it comes to food, the billionaire investor has been known to save money by taking the fast-food route. In fact, he might kick off his day with a trip to McDonald’s during his five-minute drive to work, reports CNBC.

If he’s feeling rich, he’ll splurge by spending $3.89 on a bacon, egg and cheese biscuit sandwich. If the market’s down, he might spend $3.19 on a sausage, egg and cheese sandwich instead. On a really bad day, he buys two sausage patties for $2.38, puts them together and washes it down with a Coke he pours himself.

Buffett also is known to opt for cheap food when he’s on the road — but forget the cholesterol-soaked bacon and eggs at a local restaurant. Buffett’s travel breakfast might consist of a pack of Oreos, his friend Bill Gates — yes, his good buddy is the Microsoft founder — wrote on his blog.

“One thing that was surprising to learn about Warren is that he has basically stuck to eating what he liked when he was 6 years old,” Gates wrote. “He did move past baby food, of course, but he mostly eats hamburgers, ice cream and Coke.”

Buffett explained his diet in a 2015 interview with Fortune: “I checked the actuarial tables, and the lowest death rate is among 6-year-olds. So I decided to eat like a 6-year-old. It’s the safest course I can take.”

[putinaire] 05/2/2023 21:36

Nobbygnome spent 23 years contributing to society via advfn

[putinaire] 05/2/2023 21:26

With record meltdowns on advfn, I dread to think how easily that record is smashed at some stage in 2025

All at a time of hardly any unemployment, except Nobbygnome

[newsround] 05/2/2023 21:23

FTSE at record highs
Personal debt at record highs
Interest rates at record speed increases
Majority of homes bought at record highs

It all bodes well for the next two years

[newsround] 05/2/2023 21:19

“With the history of record highs straight into busts, the new ftse record high carries red flags “

[newsround] 05/2/2023 21:16

The economy suffered a double whammy of two recessions in this period. There was one during the first six months of 1980. The second lasted 16 months, from July 1981 to November 1982.19 The Fed caused this recession by raising interest rates to combat inflation.

[newsround] 05/2/2023 21:16

Current day has the elements of all..past recessions dnd depressions, plus unprecedented variables and of course. inflation cure is the first step to disaster. Short term fixing for long term mess

[newsround] 05/2/2023 21:14

This recession lasted 16 months, from November 1973 to March 1975.19 The OPEC oil embargo is blamed for quadrupling oil prices, but actions taken by President Richard Nixon also contributed to the recession.

[newsround] 05/2/2023 21:13

This 11-month recession began in November 1948 and lasted until October 1949, when unemployment peaked at 7.9%.1921 It was caused by the Fed raising interest rates too quickly.

[newsround] 05/2/2023 21:09

“Several factors combined to create the Great Depression. The Fed raised interest rates in the spring of 1928 and continued despite the recession.”

[vaston] 05/2/2023 20:57

Newsround, finally we have someone on this thread who knows his stuff.
Let’s hope we hear more from you.

[newsround] 05/2/2023 20:42

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[leopold ii] 05/2/2023 20:39

This Nobbygnome is very angry tonight. Almost Loo-eque

Maybe he had to spend all weekend editing posts of past years to hide something?

[nobbygnome] 05/2/2023 20:08

You fool no-one Sheedy so I really don’t know why you bother with this charade

[newsround] 05/2/2023 20:05

Hello Mr Nobbygnome. It is my first time to have the pleasure of meeting you

All the CEOs you know well? Do you still call them friends after telling you to buy SNG at 202p etc etc 😂