I’m thinking JNJ. Any other nominees?
brka
The Warren risk, historically high book value, and the financial exposure would scare me away. But many have definitely put eveything they had with Buffett and did, well, ok I would say.
PG
I would buy some butter factories in Bangladesh.
i say etf spy. but if no etfs. then BLK. the market leader of etfs. hahaha
Something with broad exposure to consumer staples. P+G, Kraft, Wal-Mart. Something like that would be safe-ish. But I’m going with Altria. Smoking and drinking only get cooler when the shit hits the fan.
BRK-A, JNJ or MKL, assuming no ETFs.
Speaking of, why is JNJ looking so cheap (for them)? 17x P/E? Did they have windfall earnings or something, or is some great calamity going to befall Band-Aids and baby shampoo?
nestle
(Lol)^100
Johnson & Johnson is the first one that came to mind.
would not consider 17x as cheap
I would put all my net worth into AMZN. If it drops below 350, I may do so in reality.
I was honestly expecting you to say AAPL…
Who, me? Why would you think that?
i dont like apple cuz pineapple is betterrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LvMEA3FcPYk
comedic stuff
If I’m betting all my money, i need my money to stick around for 50-60 years
I’d pick something stable that won’t get outdated with technology and wont die to cyclical trends. Walmart maybe?
^ Retail is littered with corpses of giants. Not that Wal-Mart couldn’t be an exception, but you’d have to argue why it will fare better than say Sears.
Looking at it from both a technical and fundamental perspective in today’s marketplace, the correct answer would be AAPL. (Bought it on 02/03/14 and have been doing well ever since.)
If I had anymore money to invest, I would double down on that company.
AWK