Deep Dive: Brookfield Corporation
Brookfield Corporation, down 20% YTD, manages $1.27 trillion across asset management, insurance and operating businesses as rates, debt and private-credit concerns pressure its valuation.
Brookfield Corporation, down 20% YTD, manages $1.27 trillion across asset management, insurance and operating businesses as rates, debt and private-credit concerns pressure its valuation.
Chevron plans drilling spree as it overhauls oil and gas search $CVX https://t.co/aZV7kguxYR
@optionscjp $NFLX has historically auto cancelled inactive accounts
@TheRayMyers why not $MU at 6.5x?
Hot Honey no, thanks good buzz for $HRL tho https://t.co/ythkEhbNVK
If you like $META Muse and some weekend fun while the markets are closed, this Polymarket contract likely still offers one of the highest risk-adjusted returns for small players. https://t.co/P8Tj4jJ9dE https://t.co/Ae05yN2wiE https://t.co/avnfrmgMo5
@KULOLO808 @Kselvaganesan05 Not for me. I prefer to find alpha in that answer before allocating capital. Having money tied up in $TSLA these last few years would’ve cost me dearly in opportunity cost. It’s just not how I invest.
@SamuelRamson @KULOLO808 What’s “priced in” is highly interpretable, especially with a stock like $TSLA. No one can prove their answer to that question is right. It’s my take based on my calculations. I might be wrong.
@Liquidn8w @KULOLO808 I don’t have a big enough position in $U to warrant a deep research dive, so not much more to say rn.
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