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Unveiling: The CIFDAQ Crypto Almanac 2024! The ultimate guide to navigating the ever-evolving world of crypto! From Bitcoin’s rise as a strategic reserve to Ethereum’s breakthroughs in scalability and the tokenization of real-world assets — discover the trends, insights, and forecasts shaping the digital economy in 2024. Packed with expert analysis covering the entire ecosystem, this is your roadmap to unlocking opportunities in the blockchain revolution. Whether you're an investor, innovator, or enthusiast, this Almanac is your edge for the year ahead! Himanshu MaradiyaRahul MaradiyaJay HaoAnkur GargSheetal MaradiyaAnil VasuMuthuswamy IyerShipra Anand Mishra Folks thesis, research reports and interviews, helped us immensely to build this report. We are tagging them as a token of thanks. James Butterfill Zach Pandl Matthew HouganDominic WeibelMikko OhtamaaMatthew Sigel, recovering CFALauren Goodwin, CFA and Donald Trump Jr. News Channels : CNBCCointelegraphCoinGeckoCoinMarketCapCryptoPanicCryptopolitanDecryptBlock Mining, Inc. Projects mentioned in the report : DogecoinDOGECOINShiba InuFetch.aiRenderMantleZKsync FoundationZKsyncCentral Bank Digital Currencies Companies Mentioned: AppleMicrosoftMicrosoft AIAmazonNetflixGoogleMeta

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Unveiling: The CIFDAQ Crypto Almanac 2024!

The ultimate guide to navigating the ever-evolving world of crypto! From Bitcoin’s rise as a strategic reserve to Ethereum’s breakthroughs in scalability and the tokenization of real-world assets — discover the trends, insights, and forecasts shaping the digital economy in 2024.

Packed with expert analysis covering the entire ecosystem, this is your roadmap to unlocking opportunities in the blockchain revolution. Whether you're an investor, innovator, or enthusiast, this Almanac is your edge for the year ahead!

Folks thesis, research reports and interviews, helped us immensely to build this report. We are tagging them as a token of thanks. James Butterfill Zach Pandl Matthew Hougan Dominic Weibel Mikko Ohtamaa Matthew Sigel, recovering CFA Lauren Goodwin, CFA and Donald Trump Jr. News Channels : CNBC Cointelegraph CoinGecko CoinMarketCap CryptoPanic Cryptopolitan Decrypt Block Mining, Inc. Projects mentioned in the report : Dogecoin DOGECOIN Shiba Inu Fetch.ai Render Mantle ZKsync Foundation ZKsync Central Bank Digital Currencies Companies Mentioned: Apple Microsoft Microsoft AI Amazon Netflix Google Meta

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Unveiling: The CIFDAQ Crypto Almanac 2024!

The ultimate guide to navigating the ever-evolving world of crypto! From Bitcoin’s rise as a strategic reserve to Ethereum’s breakthroughs in scalability and the tokenization of real-world assets — discover the trends, insights, and forecasts shaping the digital economy in 2024. Packed with expert analysis covering the entire ecosystem, this is your roadmap to unlocking opportunities in the blockchain revolution. Whether you're an investor, innovator, or enthusiast, this Almanac is your edge for the year ahead! Folks thesis, research reports and interviews, helped us immensely to build this report. We are tagging them as a token of thanks. James Butterfill Zach Pandl Matthew Hougan Dominic Weibel Mikko Ohtamaa Matthew Sigel, recovering CFA Lauren Goodwin, CFA and Donald Trump Jr. News Channels : CNBC Cointelegraph CoinGecko CoinMarketCap CryptoPanic Cryptopolitan Decrypt Block Mining, Inc. Projects mentioned in the report : Dogecoin DOGECOIN Shiba Inu Fetch.ai Render Mantle ZKsync Foundation ZKsync Central Bank Digital Currencies Companies Mentioned: Apple Microsoft Microsoft AI Amazon Netflix Google Meta

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Unveiling: The CIFDAQ Crypto Almanac 2024!

The ultimate guide to navigating the ever-evolving world of crypto! From Bitcoin’s rise as a strategic reserve to Ethereum’s breakthroughs in scalability and the tokenization of real-world assets — discover the trends, insights, and forecasts shaping the digital economy in 2024.

Packed with expert analysis covering the entire ecosystem, this is your roadmap to unlocking opportunities in the blockchain revolution. Whether you're an investor, innovator, or enthusiast, this Almanac is your edge for the year ahead!

Folks thesis, research reports and interviews, helped us immensely to build this report. We are tagging them as a token of thanks. James Butterfill Zach Pandl Matthew Hougan Dominic Weibel Mikko Ohtamaa Matthew Sigel, recovering CFA Lauren Goodwin, CFA and Donald Trump Jr. News Channels : CNBC Cointelegraph CoinGecko CoinMarketCap CryptoPanic Cryptopolitan Decrypt Block Mining, Inc. Projects mentioned in the report : Dogecoin DOGECOIN Shiba Inu Fetch.ai Render Mantle ZKsync Foundation ZKsync Central Bank Digital Currencies Companies Mentioned: Apple Microsoft Microsoft AI Amazon Netflix Google Meta

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Buffett’s Berkshire Invests in Domino’s Pizza and Pool Corp, Cuts Major Holdings in Apple and Bank of America

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New Strategic Investments in Domino’s and Pool Corp

In the third quarter, Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway made notable portfolio adjustments, including significant investments in Domino’s Pizza and Pool Corporation, while reducing its stakes in prominent holdings like Apple and Bank of America. According to regulatory filings released on Thursday, the conglomerate acquired approximately 1.3 million shares of Domino’s Pizza, valued at nearly $550 million. Additionally, Berkshire purchased a 404,000-share stake in Pool Corp., worth around $152 million, positioning the pool supplier as a strategic addition to its portfolio. Following the announcement, both Domino’s and Pool Corp saw a boost in their share prices during after-hours trading.

These investments mark a selective approach to expanding Berkshire’s portfolio, indicating Warren Buffett’s interest in growth potential in consumer and seasonal markets. This move aligns with the broader trend in Berkshire’s current investment strategy, focusing on moderate acquisitions while unloading larger, longer-held assets.

Continued Reduction in Apple and Bank of America Stakes

One of the standout moves in Berkshire’s recent filings was the sale of 25% of its stake in Apple, a high-profile investment that has been a cornerstone of Berkshire’s portfolio. Although hints of the sale surfaced in Berkshire’s third-quarter earnings report earlier this month, the extent of the offload became clearer with Thursday’s filing. This latest sale has brought Berkshire’s stake in Apple from nearly $175 billion at the beginning of the year down to about $70 billion as of September. Despite this reduction, Apple still comprises around a quarter of Berkshire’s $266 billion equity portfolio, emphasizing its ongoing importance to the firm’s investment strategy.

Berkshire also offloaded a substantial portion of its Bank of America shares, selling approximately 235 million shares. As a major stakeholder with over 10% ownership, Berkshire is required to disclose such stock sales throughout the quarter, underscoring the transparency associated with its significant moves in the financial sector.

Strategic Exits and Adjustments

In addition to new investments and stake reductions, Berkshire fully divested from its position in Floor & Decor Holdings, after previously reducing its holdings in the company. Other adjustments in the quarter included a significant reduction in its stake in Ulta Beauty, with Berkshire selling over 95% of its holdings in the cosmetics retailer after a brief entry in the second quarter.

Warren Buffett also reduced holdings in Capital One Financial, Charter Communications, and fintech company Nu Holdings. However, Berkshire increased its investment in aerospace firm Heico Corp., purchasing an additional 5,445 shares to bring its total stake to about 1.05 million shares, valued at over $200 million.

These moves reflect Berkshire’s shift toward a more cash-focused approach, amassing a record $320.3 billion cash reserve in the third quarter, mostly allocated to short-term Treasury bills. By scaling back on long-held equities and making targeted new investments, Warren Buffett is signaling a cautious yet strategic approach in an uncertain market environment.

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InvestTalk - 8-1-2022 – Earnings Season Has Begun But Is It Too Early To Celebrate?

Despite the somewhat optimistic outcomes and the S&P 500's gain of almost 9% in the last month, Bank of America maintains that the bear market still has more room to run.

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One dollar for one dollar, le regole d'oro per investire

Investire in azioni? Ecco le 7 regole d’oro di Warren Buffett. Come attuare la strategia di investimento che consiste nel comprare azioni a un significativo sconto rispetto al loro valore intrinseco e nel rivenderle quando il prezzo di mercato si riallinea al loro effettivo valore. Un titolo è per sempre. Questa frase sembra ben adattarsi alla strategia di investimento di Warren Buffett che con la sua Berkshire Hathaway è tra i maggiori sostenitori del value investing, vale a dire quella strategia di investimento che consiste nel comprare azioni a un significativo sconto rispetto al loro valore intrinseco e nel rivenderle quando il prezzo di mercato si riallinea al loro effettivo valore.

Inoltre, secondo questa strategia, le aspettative di profitto risiedono non solo nell’apprezzamento del titolo ma soprattutto nell’accrescimento del valore del business societario, che si riflette nell’incremento di valore della partecipazione azionaria di chi vi ha investito. Non è un caso che Berkshire Hathaway, pur detenendo oltre 50 titoli, abbia l’80% del suo portafoglio investito su sei società e di queste CocaCola e America Express (rispettivamente 6,6% e 7,8% del portafoglio dal 1993). Le altre posizioni importanti sono Apple (47% del portafoglio), Bank of America (9,6%), Chevron (4,7%) e Occidental Petroleum (4,1%). Secondo Buffet sono sette le regole che devono ispirare la selezione delle società: - è importante affidarsi ai manager: sono loro che devono gestire con razionalità i soldi degli azionisti. Quindi, decidere se trattenere gli utili per reinvestirli o restituirli ai soci; - è decisivo che l’impresa abbia aumentato nel tempo i guadagni dei suoi azionisti. Ecco che al cash flow, un indicatore di per se incompleto, va aggiunto il reinvestimento richiesto dal business, definito come l’ammontare medio delle spese per impianti ed equipaggiamenti che il business richiede per il mantenimento di una posizione competitiva nel lungo periodo; - al momento dell’acquisto di un titolo, la quotazione deve essere almeno il 25% inferiore al valore intrinseco; - è vitale che i manager siano in grado di contenere i costi e convertire le vendite in profitti. Ecco perché vanno selezionate le aziende che negli anni hanno sempre mantenuto un livello accettabile di utili sul fatturato; - privilegiare le imprese che hanno un buon ritorno senza far il ricorso a tanto debito; - l’impresa deve aver performato in maniera consistente e quindi vanno preferite le aziende che hanno nel tempo mantenuto un ottimo ritorno sul capitale investito; - i manager devono aver aumentato il valore per gli azionisti. Si tratta della famosa regola “one dollar for one dollar”. Le aziende ogni anno decidono quanta parte dell’utile netto (se c’è) deve essere distribuito sotto forma di dividendi. Secondo Buffett sono da preferire le società che per ogni dollaro trattenuto abbiano creato almeno un dollaro di maggiore capitalizzazione di mercato del titolo. Read the full article