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Batnick: Nvidia got cheaper during its run as EPS sextupled
“So Nvidia has gotten cheaper. Over the course of the run, because the fundamentals have outrun even the incredible share price. So over the last, so last year Nvidia earned a dollar nine. That was her earnings per share. Over the last 12 months, it's done six …”
Batnick: No trillion-dollar company has ever grown as fast as Nvidia
“There has never been a company of this size growing this quickly.”
Batnick: Nvidia will never match Apple's portfolio ubiquity as a brand
“No, no, it can't. I think the reason why Apple became so ubiquitous in portfolios across America is because the brand, the products became so ubiquitous across America. I don't know what the average American has in their house in terms of the iPhone, maybe an …”
Batnick: Nvidia trades at 40x forward earnings compared to Cisco's dot-com 130x
“Cisco got as expensive as I think it was a 130 forward times earnings. Right now NVIDIA is trading somewhere between 40, let's call it 40 times forward earnings.”
Batnick: Cisco stock collapsed post-bubble despite 15% earnings growth
“Cisco, the business, compounded its earnings at something like 15% in the 15 to 20 years after the bubble burst. The stock got destroyed because it wasn't discounting 15 to 20% earnings per share growth. It ended up discounting like 40 to 50%.”
Batnick: Jack Bogle Once Started an Unsuccessful Technical Analysis Fund
“It was in, ah, maybe Clash of the Culture is one of his books, where he spoke about, he started a fund based on technical analysis, and obviously, ah, it didn't do so well.”
Batnick: Charlie Munger's 1973-74 Losses Stemmed from Concentration, Not Mistakes
“He got crushed in the 73, 74 bear market like everybody else did. And I guess you can nitpick because he was so heavily concentrated in this company, blue chip stamps in particular, but you're right. He didn't make any mistakes. He, you know, he lost money whe…”
Batnick: Nvidia is only the 12th company to lead the S&P 500
“It's only the 12th or 13th company over the last hundred years to wear the crown of the number one company in the S and P 500. It's there's not been a lot of turnover at top. There's only 12 names and NVIDIA is one of them.”
Batnick: Only 14 S&P 500 companies exceed Nvidia's $430B three-day loss
“There's 14, there's 14 companies in the S&P 500 that are bigger than the market cap that was raised in three days. That's it. Only 14 companies are more than four to thirty billion dollars. That's as big as MasterCard and it did it in three days.”
Batnick: Benjamin Graham beat the market by almost 2% annually
“Now, he did beat the market by almost two percent a year for a decent amount of time, so they were very good.”
Batnick: T-Bills Had a 50-Year Period of Negative Real Returns
“And if you don't like it by T-bills and if you know, and even that comes with a lot of pain, I think they went 50 years with negative real returns.”
Batnick: Chris Sacca Passed on Airbnb, Snapchat, and Dropbox
“But he actually said no to three of the best potential investing opportunities. I think it was Airbnb, Snapchat, and Dropbox. It's not like they came to him. He looked at them and said, nah, no, no, no.”
Batnick: Wellington Fund Collapsed to Lowest Decile Under Boston Managers
“And they brought in a group of young managers from Boston and basically blew the fund up, and they went from, you know, top decile to lower, to lowest decile, and this is a true story.”