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SHARES versus REAL ESTATE
sparkly
#41 Posted : Tuesday, June 22, 2010 4:37:11 PM
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kenstat wrote:
Wa_ithaka wrote:
Warren Buffet & Geroge Soros (both 80); Chris Kirubi (60s?);Aly Khan (50s?) would all tell you where to get off if you told them not to dabble in shares?


Well, yes, if you are a billionaire/millionaire/person of means. The average person who is depending on their portfolio to generate income for retirement will be taking a risk by putting it 100% in stocks when close to retirement.I work with atleast 6 people who have pushed their retirement out 3-5 years because of the market meltdown a couple of year ago.

If you are a billionaire, there is really no need to "retire", your maney keeps working....


What you mean if you are a billionaire, how many people are born billionaires?
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kenstat
#42 Posted : Tuesday, June 22, 2010 4:39:46 PM
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sparkly wrote:
kenstat wrote:
Wa_ithaka wrote:
Warren Buffet & Geroge Soros (both 80); Chris Kirubi (60s?);Aly Khan (50s?) would all tell you where to get off if you told them not to dabble in shares?


Well, yes, if you are a billionaire/millionaire/person of means. The average person who is depending on their portfolio to generate income for retirement will be taking a risk by putting it 100% in stocks when close to retirement.I work with atleast 6 people who have pushed their retirement out 3-5 years because of the market meltdown a couple of year ago.

If you are a billionaire, there is really no need to "retire", your maney keeps working....


What you mean if you are a billionaire, how many people are born billionaires?


What's your point?
kyt
#43 Posted : Tuesday, June 22, 2010 8:49:50 PM
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kensat you cant be that dumb! surely.
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kenstat
#44 Posted : Wednesday, June 23, 2010 2:39:09 AM
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kyt wrote:
kensat you cant be that dumb! surely.


Shame on you

No sir. Are you?

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#45 Posted : Wednesday, June 23, 2010 9:58:54 AM
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kenstat wrote:
kyt wrote:
kensat you cant be that dumb! surely.


Shame on you

No sir. Are you?


Easy, easy......do we need to call the french referee for you two?
sparkly
#46 Posted : Wednesday, June 23, 2010 11:28:53 AM
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kenstat wrote:
sparkly wrote:
kenstat wrote:
Wa_ithaka wrote:
Warren Buffet & Geroge Soros (both 80); Chris Kirubi (60s?);Aly Khan (50s?) would all tell you where to get off if you told them not to dabble in shares?


Well, yes, if you are a billionaire/millionaire/person of means. The average person who is depending on their portfolio to generate income for retirement will be taking a risk by putting it 100% in stocks when close to retirement.I work with atleast 6 people who have pushed their retirement out 3-5 years because of the market meltdown a couple of year ago.

If you are a billionaire, there is really no need to "retire", your maney keeps working....


What you mean if you are a billionaire, how many people are born billionaires?


What's your point?


Dude, when talking investment 1 Bob is as important as 1 Billion. The same rules that are involved in growing the 1 Bob apply to the Billion.

Whether your corpus is worth 100K or 100B you need to make your money work for you.

Caveat: i am not taking anything from your opinions, Of course you are entitled to them. ploease try to restrain yourself from lashing out with tirades.
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kenstat
#47 Posted : Wednesday, June 23, 2010 1:15:38 PM
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Dude, when talking investment 1 Bob is as important as 1 Billion. The same rules that are involved in growing the 1 Bob apply to the Billion.

Whether your corpus is worth 100K or 100B you need to make your money work for you.

Caveat: i am not taking anything from your opinions, Of course you are entitled to them. ploease try to restrain yourself from lashing out with tirades.
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Laughing out loudly Laughing out loudly
Where am I lashing out and where is the tirade? I thought we were all taught comprehension in our younger years?


Anyway either you missed my point or did not read what I was writing. My point is IF you are a kawaida mwananchi, nearing "retirement" age AND you are depending on your Ka portfolio to provide the income for the sunset years, it behooves you to diversify some of your stock holdings to assets where the entire principle is not exposed.

If the market tanks, it will come back. But for someone nearing retirement,with no other income source this may mean working longer while the portfolio recovers. My underlying assumption again is if you are depending in this maney to fund your retirement.

As to your point, well duh! I suppose this last statement will qualify as a tirade now?
sparkly
#48 Posted : Wednesday, June 23, 2010 1:30:44 PM
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kenstat wrote:



Dude, when talking investment 1 Bob is as important as 1 Billion. The same rules that are involved in growing the 1 Bob apply to the Billion.

Whether your corpus is worth 100K or 100B you need to make your money work for you.

Caveat: i am not taking anything from your opinions, Of course you are entitled to them. ploease try to restrain yourself from lashing out with tirades.
[/quote]


Laughing out loudly Laughing out loudly
Where am I lashing out and where is the tirade? I thought we were all taught comprehension in our younger years?


Anyway either you missed my point or did not read what I was writing. My point is IF you are a kawaida mwananchi, nearing "retirement" age AND you are depending on your Ka portfolio to provide the income for the sunset years, it behooves you to diversify some of your stock holdings to assets where the entire principle is not exposed.

If the market tanks, it will come back. But for someone nearing retirement,with no other income source this may mean working longer while the portfolio recovers. My underlying assumption again is if you are depending in this maney to fund your retirement.

As to your point, well duh! I suppose this last statement will qualify as a tirade now?[/quote]

If i get you right, you are saying that if the market tanked, it would not affect people like WB.

Do you have a n idea of how many wealthy americans committed suicide after the great dpresssion?
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mthaka
#49 Posted : Thursday, April 16, 2015 4:49:17 PM
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land anytime
bomet_investor
#50 Posted : Thursday, April 16, 2015 7:03:29 PM
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Shares over the LONGTERM outperform all other investments, off course with the proper asset allocation to minimize risks and maximise gains. I disagree about 1 bob vs 1 billion being the same, the 1 billion guy can get a seat in the board and be privy to information that is not in the public domain which will give him an edge over the 1 bob guy.
Dawnwoods
#51 Posted : Thursday, April 16, 2015 7:30:01 PM
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@Kenstat..I understood what you meant and you are right on point.
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#52 Posted : Thursday, April 16, 2015 9:42:15 PM
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It is probably easier to become a stock billionaire than a land owner worth s billion
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#53 Posted : Thursday, April 16, 2015 9:46:06 PM
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This is a very broad question. It all boils down to the expected return on investment from either. Some investments in real estate, especially commercial property have very lucrative returns and low risks which makes them better than stocks. Also, in a bear market, it is possible to collect a basket of blue chips yielding 10%+ in dividends. It all boils down to the best deals you have on a table and the depth of your pocket. Follow the money...not the industry. The best way to decide is to bring two deals to the table, which you believe are within your budget and are the best in either form of investment. Then do your math. Sometimes real estate wins, sometimes stocks wins.
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#54 Posted : Thursday, April 16, 2015 10:18:54 PM
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A friend of mine is just concluding selling land that he bought in 2009 at ten times the buying price. But he tells me he has made more in stocks.
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#55 Posted : Thursday, April 16, 2015 10:49:22 PM
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streetwise wrote:
It is probably easier to become a stock billionaire than a land owner worth s billion


True, and one can become rich by learning how to trade stocks by reading. For you to be very rich via land requires learning by experience.
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#56 Posted : Thursday, April 16, 2015 11:06:05 PM
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Sufficiently Philanga....thropic wrote:
A friend of mine is just concluding selling land that he bought in 2009 at ten times the buying price. But he tells me he has made more in stocks.


If this is true, then your friend is stinking rich!!
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derick
#57 Posted : Friday, April 17, 2015 12:01:19 AM
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UpcomingPaperChaser wrote:
Sufficiently Philanga....thropic wrote:
A friend of mine is just concluding selling land that he bought in 2009 at ten times the buying price. But he tells me he has made more in stocks.


If this is true, then your friend is stinking rich!!

Your income is directly related to your philosophy, Not the economy.-Jim Rohn
derick
#58 Posted : Friday, April 17, 2015 12:13:07 AM
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kenstat wrote:
sparkly wrote:
kenstat wrote:
Wa_ithaka wrote:
Warren Buffet & Geroge Soros (both 80); Chris Kirubi (60s?);Aly Khan (50s?) would all tell you where to get off if you told them not to dabble in shares?

The
Well, yes, if you are a billionaire/millionaire/person of means. The average person who is depending on their portfolio to generate income for retirement will be taking a risk by putting it 100% in stocks when close to retirement.I work with atleast 6 people who have pushed their retirement out 3-5 years because of the market meltdown a couple of year ago.

If you are a billionaire, there is really no need to "retire", your maney keeps working....


What you mean if you are a billionaire, how many people are born billionaires?


What's your point?

Your income is directly related to your philosophy, Not the economy.-Jim Rohn
murchr
#59 Posted : Friday, April 17, 2015 12:23:13 AM
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Sufficiently Philanga....thropic wrote:
A friend of mine is just concluding selling land that he bought in 2009 at ten times the buying price. But he tells me he has made more in stocks.


I wonder what stock would have made him richer 10 times if he bought it in 2009
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#60 Posted : Friday, April 17, 2015 7:41:05 AM
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murchr wrote:
Sufficiently Philanga....thropic wrote:
A friend of mine is just concluding selling land that he bought in 2009 at ten times the buying price. But he tells me he has made more in stocks.


I wonder what stock would have made him richer 10 times if he bought it in 2009


I don't think he's been holding on to one stock.. He must be a wise trader
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