Can anyone name good shares to invest in for the long term i.e. 50 years
So far I have:
Defence Contractors
Fast Food Chains
Coca Cola
Suez & Veolia (as they are becoming the biggest privatised water providers in Europe)
Microsoft
Google
inb4 facebook/apple I personally think these are too volatile and not a sure thing
Big oil and gas companies
Cigarette companies (with a focus on going for vapes)
Chemical companies (Monsato etc.)
>no pharmaceutical company
You fucked up.
oh hi satan what brings you to this malasian basket weaving forum?
Conceptual investing, bro
Coca Cola
Instagram/ facebook
LVMH consortium
Alcohol
Nursing homes..how the fuck did I left out the best
Big Oil? how so? Even Oil rich countries are struggling to Diversify
Thanks user, this is a good one!!!
LVMH consortium, had no idea this existed and now I am very interested, chows love luxury goods!!!!
Is their a large public Nursing Home corporation, I suppose this would go the same for the Prison system as well, good thinking!!
Any more guys?
When these companies go public:
Brave, Coinbase, Gemini
Weed, unironically
>muh browser plugin token
Fucking idiot
>Fast Food Chains
May not be as good an idea as it seems for long-term considering changes in eating habits, cuisines, and access to fast food.
>facebook/apple
Definitely avoid with other social media for long-term.
This.
This guy is right i'm sitting on options living my best life.
I will be buying the hell out of McDonald's if it ever goes below 15 P/E.
It blew through 2008 like nothing, has great real estate, and it's crazy how busy they generally are. They're still trying to work on growing top line more but are excellent in providing returns to shareholders. I just think it's too pricey right now given the revenue issue.
>le DAE GMOs are evil
I think the millions of people that haven't died of starvation would disagree with you.
All electric cars use lithium
Long Chile
Google Chile EV
Yu r fkn welcome
Anti depressant manufacturers
Waste Management
I've got an Amazon share, anyone have an idea of when it will be best to sell?
Are you aware the franchisees are revolting, have unionized, and are refusing to upgrade stores.
Anything related to mental health
>May not be as good an idea as it seems for long-term considering changes in eating habits, cuisines, and access to fast food.
Look at all the fast food share prices and coca cola, solid and steady, Population growth alone makes it a safe bet.
All high tech computation require cobalt. The main supply of cobalt is from mines in Africa where Chinks exploit them.
I work at veolia AMA
find some debt collecting companies
Do you believe Veolia will have a monopoly on water in Europe or anywhere else in the world?
OP the faggot is buying the top of the result of the last 50 years of modernity JUST as it's about to implode. Laughing at the irony of OPs misery
Yes, the 400 franchisees want more flexibility/control over their menu pricing because they dislike the national deals. It's a risk but nothing dire in the short term.
Additionally, I think data will support the upgraded stores. It's a big improvement for handling rapid drive thru and sit down orders. The mobile app is good but I do agree with the franchisees that things like the $1 sandwich coupon is stupid and breeds customers demanding steep discounts.
But anyways, that's why I'd be interested in purchasing individual shares if its price dropped dramatically yet everything remained the same news/fundamental wise.
Mcdonalds and Coca Cola survive recessions and wars, laugh it up pea brain
MPW