Meta Stock w/ Bill Nygren (TIP430)

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It’s always a great day when I get to learn from Bill Nygren. We discuss the evolution of Facebook, his investing philosophy, Ally Financial and more! -Trey We hope you enjoyed this episode as much as we did. Please let us know your thoughts in the comments section! IMPORTANT: Please beware of cyber scams & phishing attacks. We have received reports of fake accounts claiming to be affiliated with The Investor's Podcast Network or posing as one of our hosts. Please help us report those suspicious accounts. We will never reach out to you for any business or investment opportunity. Stay vigilant!

[@thegrumpydeveloper]

Great interview here. Sometimes one thinks the entire investing world is crazy and then you hear from a calm in the storm and you realize as a “value” investor you’re not crazy. - growth and value can be one in the same if you’re trying to value a company - long term outlook gives a competitive advantage - the market can make you question your assumptions just as it can be the most costly mistake Pure gold here and ranks up there with some of the great talks in buying things for less than they’re worth. The true meaning of value investing in my book.

[@TheInvestorsPodcastNetwork]

Well said! Best of luck to you, Alex!

[@JD-im4wu]

$210 a share? When was this video recorded? Great upload I'm a heavy FB shareholder.

[@christopherlarson120]

I had gotten away from value for some time and with the uncertainty surrounding Fed Rates and the Ukraine War it has been easy to get back to fundamentals. Thank you for your consistency and valuable insight.

[@TheInvestorsPodcastNetwork]

Happy to hear you found it valuable, Christopher!

[@tulipmania4923]

Amazing interview

[@TheInvestorsPodcastNetwork]

Thank you so much!

[@martinlutherkingjr.5582]

Kind of weird that a Facebook/Meta bull isn’t interested in the Meta verse when that’s likely to make or break them this decade.

[@unitedpawnbrokers1180]

the FB expert that has no intention of understanding Meta.

[@wayneatwell7039]

He makes a compelling case for meta, but the real question is are you comfortable profiting off of the success of the most evil company that has ever existed and is ripping our country and the world apart? These rage merchants make $$$ by making you angry and depressed. I don’t think any amount of money would be enough for me sleep at night while supporting them.

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Thank you for watching, Wayne!

[@westnash]

That is like those who blame guns for the criminals who kill people. Dont buy it if you dont like it but your analysis would apply every form of communication from newspapers to radio / tv, to internet/

[@wayneatwell7039]

@@westnash I don’t think you understand the level of AI/ML that Facebook uses to try to get people and children addicted to wasting time on their site. The day I decided to stop using Facebook I became way happier. I think a better analogy would be to compare Facebook to if gun manufacturers got congress to lower the age people could buy guns to 10 years old then started advertising buying hand guns on Mickey Mouse.

[@dominikk.7489]

It's the news organizations that are ripping the country apart with their inflammatory articles. Facebook only shows you what you like to watch anyway. You should blame the source of the problem (CNN, FOX News and so on). Facebook has nothing to do with it.

[@kayanoreeves1949]

Karen, please. If Facebook makes you angry and depressed, you don’t need to speak for everyone else’s experience. It sounds like you are describing right wing media, tbh.