@Soprano Have fun. HIMS has mercilessly outperformed all of them and will continue to do so. What good is "quality" in a company if there is hardly any growth? Then buy an S&P 500, which will easily beat most of the companies listed.
@Soprano Who cares. Growth is there and that's all that matters. That's all that matters. Then the share price will reflect that. The "quality" and the moat will come with time. What moat did Microsoft or Amazon have 5 years after the IPO? Theoretically, any business model can be disrupted, nothing is certain. The average length of time companies stay in the S&P 500 is now only around 15 years. In 1960 it was still 60 years. So moats don't seem to last as long today, and with AI this will get even worse.
@Soprano And if you choose your companies based on this, i.e. only companies that have proven themselves over decades, then a large part of the return you could have made is probably already a thing of the past
So I'm no longer positive. Supposedly always good figures and forecasts. But the share price keeps falling. I have no idea what to make of it. 33% this month is quite an announcement. Down 6% since the beginning of the year. And the trend is pointing downwards in my opinion. I will hopefully sell at plus minus 0 or even with a little minus.