Comments by "Lorenz Müller" (@lorenzmuller3542) on "Bloomberg Television" channel.

  1. "We like everything."
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  2. Maybe
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  3. Wrong.
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  4. Is there value in the stock?
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  5. "Falleeeen, goeeen, seeiiin." Annoyeen.
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  6. Canadian comodity companies maybe. Copper, oil, gold...
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  7. Absolutely love it because I think the host extremely annoying.
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  8.  @yiannimitropoulos3913  You're kidding, right?
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  9. Why should I invest into undifferentiated commodity businesses with huge political risks?
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  10. Smart comments.
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  11. I agree. End the Fed, read what Ron Paul and other libertarians had to say.
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  12.  @angusm9419  Me too. Socially tolerant libertarian.
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  13. Pinterest? I think they're different in that they are less political and less of a social media company. Also think they might be an interesting long-term investment.
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  14.  @deo-nis  I bought at roughly 22 when I compared their valuation and business model to Snap and others. But I'm holding, because the ad model will work out eventually.
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  15.  @deo-nis  You might be right but I have time and don't wanna trade.
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  16. The question is if commodity investments are a wise thing to make. These companies are not differentiated, markets are highly competetive, hence margins will be low.
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  17. True
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  18. What the heck?
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  19. The smart way to play cannabis - if at all - is via berverages and tobacco companies.
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  20. As a contrarian, there are still massive mispriced assets available to buy, particularily in leisure and entertainment, retail, real estate...
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  21. Carol! :)
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  22. Could be a great speculation at these levels... There's some value at least. The sub companies are operating ok during this crisis.
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  23. This will continue to work until it's not. Riding the wave of stupid thematic retail investors not caring about valuations.
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  24. So the US will go bankrupt?
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  25. Yup. Never watch CNBC aka momentum trading tv.
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  26. Doesn't translate to being bearish if that were actually the case, quite to opposite.
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  27.  @krisb-travel  Yup, markets are forward-looking.
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  28. Buy gold miners?
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  29.  @endcronycapitalism1616  I did a lot of research and REITs have historically been the outperformer during inflationary periods because rents move along with it and real estate is considered a safe haven. Gold is interesting, because it can be bought in good times and then be sold for a higher price during a panic for stocks when the market is down.
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  30. As every other politician.
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  31. oouch
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  32. Crap.
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  33. 30s
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  34. He is always buying. Just not the same amount.
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  35. One of the worst.
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  36. I agree. They won't be able to raise the rates due to the huge debt. Particularily Europe. But what's the end game and how to protect? If there even is an end game?
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  37.  @incipidsigninsetup  The crash would imply higher rates. Not gonna happen.
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  38.  @bbustin1290  I think stocks make sense as well.
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  39. This woman somehow makes me angry. lol
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  40. Bloomberg viewers are smarter than CNBC idiots.
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  41. Pinterest is an ad model. Those do have high profit margins.
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  42.  @TyKOmain  Yeah, great 'advice'. "I do really like zoom."
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  43.  @andrethorpe6183  The war on drugs is dicriminating black communities. Prohibition has never worked. Regalization implies quality proof and safety.
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  44.  @wawatea5482  Yeah, why not? Look at what they did in Zurich, Switzerland. They established safe labs and needle exchange programs for drug addicts and drug "crime" has gone down since then. It's a health issue.
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  45. You obviously have no clue what your talking about. Do your homework first. Look what they are doing with EVs and autonomous driving. It's just a fact. And it's done PROFITABLE!
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  46. He is giving you the argument to be selective and avoid the index.
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  47.  @nickg2691  OK Boomer
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  48.  @jchien  I don't invest in Cayman shell companies such as Alibaba. You can go for it but I don't.
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  49. You are a wise investor. Best regards from Germany. I think it's a good choice to be caucious with holding Euros. I invest globally, but I pick stocks as well and most of them are US or EM as well. I would also consider holding Swiss stocks even though they seem to be pricey.
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  50. Well, he is long real assets! But he's short bonds!
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