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13 COMMENTS

  1. Phil, looking at the latest treasury data, the yield curve is not even flat yet, let alone inverted. But I fully agree with you that it sure is on its way there.

  2. This is hilarious – we're talking about "knowing the value of a business" and using CMG at $450/share as an example of something that is valued below intrinsic value as he knows it. Really?? P/E of over 65 in a universe of peers with mid 20's P/E…..Record of return on invested capital in the range of 11% in a universe of peers generating 17%…..Net Profit Margin of 4% in a universe of peers generating 12%…. a company that has managed to take shareholder book equity from about a billion.six to a billion.four. The only good news is they have no putative long term debt on the books — but they do have a giant "other liability" line, whatever that is.

    Bottom line, CMG at 450 has little or no excess intrinsic value…..even with a supposed turn-around.

  3. Thanks for this, Phil. Love your videos. I'm also chilling with some cash on the sideline. Waiting for some great deals 🙂 I have to bring up the question though. Are banks safe for keeping cash in? What if another bank rush happens? What is the probability of banks failing again?

  4. There is one thing that i dont understand (maybe i missed it on the podcast?). If the stock goes under the 465 ,why would anybody buy it to you for 465 when they can just go to the market and get it cheaper?

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