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My view is always that it's not necessarily a high return on equity that makes a stock price go. It's a rising return on equity.
high return on equity that makes a stock price
And before investors make any kind of investment, they want a real return on their investment.
And before investors make any kind of investment, they want a real return on their investment.
And that wealth must be invested somewhere and provide a constant rate of return and provide a constant return on their investment to fill their budgets.
and provide a constant return on their investment to fill their budgets.
if they don't get enough return on their investments, they will no longer keep loaning their money to the US government.
And if they don't get enough return on their investments, they will no longer keep loaning their money to the US government.
It doesn't sound real, but in reality, you could literally just go to Japan and borrow money at 0.5 percent interest rate and simply give it to the United States government and the US government will provide you with 5 to 7 percent rate of return on your treasurables.
and the US government will provide you with 5 to 7% rate of return on your treasury bills.
Yeah there's a lot of data coming out this week like you said we've got Meta and Microsoft today we've got more big tech names tomorrow and then we have the big jobs report on Friday along with some inflation numbers in there too so I think it's going to be a combination of everything probably culminating with the jobs report on Friday that really drives the market but for these tech names we know they've lost leadership people are going to be looking to see are they going to be able to gain that leadership back and drive the market higher so they'll be looking at HAPEC spending you know what is the return on their AI investment ads will be very important for Meta we saw snap had very poor ad numbers so we'll see how that works for Meta and so there'll be a lot of information to digest.
So they'll be looking at CapEx spending, you know, what is the return on their AI investment.
A capitalist says, how do I get a better return on my capital?
A capitalist says, "How do I get a better return on my capital?
@WarrenMyers asks, "Why do so many people go to college when the return on investment is so poor?" Says who?
When you look at the median return on investment for a lifetime for those who went to college, the median return is 287%.
So this needs to be at the very accelerated rate to be relevant and to have return on investment.
So this needs to be at the very accelerated rate to be relevant and to have the return on investment.
So as you're considering that €6,000 that you've mentally paid and you're thinking, "How do I get a return on investment?" Every laptop comes with a webcam.
and you are thinking "how do i get a Return on Investment?"