southeast nebraska | Reality speaks - 1/22/2026 15:03
The opportunity cost is never taken into consideration as you just wait holding an asset that generates zero income, .
You have never "invested" in a stock that ended up losing money. Ever. Pretty impressive.
Please define "generates zero income".
If you buy a stock that doesn't pay a dividend, does that qualify? (if so you would have never bought Berkshire)
If you buy a stock in a company which is currently losing money, does that qualify? (if so you would have never bought AMZN nor AAPL in the beginning)
just curious how your "rules" apply in real life
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An interesting presentation on currencies
