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clintk84 said:
The yacht is divided into fractional shares with each share represented by 1 NFT as part of that collection.
The NFT is not a security. The NFTs represent digital ownership of the yacht.
The yacht is rented / chartered and each share holder get the same portion of revenue.
The same way as 2 people buy a house, lease it out and then split the rent.
You are buying a share in the physical yacht.
The NFT is is merely a way of being able to sell that share if you wish without having to deregister one of the owners and register a new owner
If you buy the whole collection, you own the whole yacht and do with it as you please
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How soon is the yacht available if one needs to evacuate in a hurry from a southeast US location for 10 days one way triip?
 
#43
Zaiga said:
Do you have any suggestions for managed funds?
Did they really outperform the indexes in the long run, or blue chip investments give better returns than index portfolios?
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What about Warren Buffett fund? I know it pays no dividends, but it seems to be a good selection of strong and perspective businesses with proper fund size behind to influence some businesses too? Low risk from regulatory perspective and very liquid.
Timing to buy is a bit tricky as I expect all stocks to fall in next 12-24 months (recession on horizont) so a better entry point might be in the near future?
 
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TR505 said:
What about Warren Buffett fund? I know it pays no dividends, but it seems to be a good selection of strong and perspective businesses with proper fund size behind to influence some businesses too? Low risk from regulatory perspective and very liquid.
Timing to buy is a bit tricky as I expect all stocks to fall in next 12-24 months (recession on horizont) so a better entry point might be in the near future?
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You mean the Berkshire Hathaway share? But then it's again a bet on a single share.
Time of buying is extremely tricky.

TheCryptoAnt said:
Yield
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You have some examples ?
 
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TR505 said:
What about Warren Buffett fund? I know it pays no dividends, but it seems to be a good selection of strong and perspective businesses with proper fund size behind to influence some businesses too? Low risk from regulatory perspective and very liquid.
Timing to buy is a bit tricky as I expect all stocks to fall in next 12-24 months (recession on horizont) so a better entry point might be in the near future?
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A-Class stock of Berkshire Hathaway Inc., BRK-A is priced at $435,730.00 per stock! Almost half a million for a single stock!
B-Class stock, BRK-B is priced at $289.55.

Warren is already 91 years old. What do you think will happen with the stock price once he passes away?
It's a one-man show - and I would stay away from investing in such companies (even they have good results).

Even Warren said numerous times that SP500 is usually the best way to invest in case you're not a professional investor.
So if you have no clue what you're doing - take an advice from someone who has...
 
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JimBeam said:
A-Class stock of Berkshire Hathaway Inc., BRK-A is priced at $435,730.00 per stock! Almost half a million for a single stock!
B-Class stock, BRK-B is priced at $289.55.
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Yes, I was talking about BRK class B stock here - individual stock price is affordable in case one needs to liquidate a portion of its investment for cash flow needs.
JimBeam said:
Warren is already 91 years old. What do you think will happen with the stock price once he passes away?
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Good point. They also announced the successor as far as I am aware.
JimBeam said:
It's a one-man show - and I would stay away from investing in such companies (even they have good results).
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Would you expect the company would break apart when Warren goes? Just curious what your view would be.
JimBeam said:
Even Warren said numerous times that SP500 is usually the best way to invest in case you're not a professional investor.
So if you have no clue what you're doing - take an advice from someone who has...
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Exactly, I am not a specialist for stocks. However often "specialists" just charge you high fees and achieve average results (like general index development) or even less. In that perspective BRK class B looks like a simple approach.

The info exchange here touched investment options. There were few ideas here about funds (ETF). If one buys BRK B class stock via electronic brokerage (low fees) it must be similar to ETFs other guys here mentioned. I was of the impression that BH fund is a well managed fund owning shares of top companies. Highly liquid. And with moderate risk compared to some individual stock (for a non specialist).
 
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Chris99 said:
I agree with what you say, house do you think of the Carl Icahn fund (IEP) which has had a greater return than Berkshire Hathaway in the last 20 years .. sounds interesting..

or does anyone know something better?
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We only know of funds what the fund managers want us to know.
There are several Madoffs out there still to be discovered. Most will just quietly disappear… They are the best investment ever if you manage to enter early.
 
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JohnnyDoe said:
We only know of funds what the fund managers want us to know.
There are several Madoffs out there still to be discovered. Most will just quietly disappear… They are the best investment ever if you manage to enter early.
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I can agree in general but I don't think this is the case with Carl Icahn and the Icahn Enterprise LP as based on the 13F filings it can be seen that he himself owns the shares of his company (IEP) for 64 % and every quarter continues to increase the position…
DATAROMA Superinvestors Portfolio Holdings
 
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Chris99 said:
I can agree in general but I don't think this is the case with Carl Icahn and the Icahn Enterprise LP as based on the 13F filings it can be seen that he himself owns the shares of his company (IEP) for 64 % and every quarter continues to increase the position…
DATAROMA Superinvestors Portfolio Holdings
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Mmmm so if I own shares of my own Ponzi scheme it will give you confidence? I’m not claiming that Icahn’s fund is a Ponzi, but that’s not an indicator of anything.
 
#54
TR505 said:
Good point. They also announced the successor as far as I am aware.
Would you expect the company would break apart when Warren goes? Just curious what your view would be.
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Once that happens it's a bad news and it will negatively affect the stock price - there is no doubt in that.
That might be the good opportunity to buy, but who knows how the company will perform later on and when the stock price will recover.

TR505 said:
Exactly, I am not a specialist for stocks. However often "specialists" just charge you high fees and achieve average results (like general index development) or even less. In that perspective BRK class B looks like a simple approach.
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SP500 ETFs are cost efficient. If you're looking at high growth - buy growth stocks like Tesla

TR505 said:
The info exchange here touched investment options. There were few ideas here about funds (ETF). If one buys BRK B class stock via electronic brokerage (low fees) it must be similar to ETFs other guys here mentioned. I was of the impression that BH fund is a well managed fund owning shares of top companies. Highly liquid. And with moderate risk compared to some individual stock (for a non specialist).
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You have a fee to buy (that's a broker fee) but ETFs also have a management fee (for eg. SP500 from vanguard VOO has 0.03%/year).
 
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