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However, Buffett, Druckenmiller, and Duan Yongping all play with an infinite supply of bullets... If a stock doesn’t deliver excess returns, they can just hold it until it’s delisted.



What about retail investors? What about those trading on margin?
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FloorWatcher
2 hours ago
The infinite-bullets strategy sounds great, but retail investors aren’t that lucky
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BitcoinPhilanthropist
2 hours ago
Holding on before delisting is called value investing; after delisting, it’s called a financial loss
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OrderBookArtist
2 hours ago
Those with open futures positions are already calculating their liquidation prices
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MACDStethoscope
2 hours ago
Hold for ten years? I hold for ten minutes and check the chart three times
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ElliottRonin
2 hours ago
Druckenmiller can afford to lose; I can't
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SnowballEffect
2 hours ago
This topic hits too close to home—delete it and let me post
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MultiWalletManager
2 hours ago
Before copying the big players, check how thick your own wallet is
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ElliottSurfer
2 hours ago
Unlimited bullets are a moat; retail investors are swimming naked
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LiquidityMiner
2 hours ago
First Review
The prerequisite for outsized returns is staying in the game
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