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I'm always careful to calibrate my expectations to "one day far in the future this might work" versus expecting highs soon. I recently exited positions in US S
by FredPret 3y ago
I'm always careful to calibrate my expectations to "one day far in the future this might work" versus expecting highs soon.
I recently exited positions in US Steel and Encore Wire which were selling for single-digit PE ratios and with >$1 equity per $1 market cap at the time. My plan was to hold them forever, but the price just shot up so much and there are other things to buy.
I like really boring businesses like banks, utilities, airlines that can trudge along for decades if they have to before I get my return. When you catch them in a bad news cycle, you can pick up a solid business for less than it's worth.