Friday File: Pot Landlord Financing, Buffett’s Portfolio, Fake Prices, and Buying More Growth

by Travis Johnson, Stock Gumshoe | February 18, 2019 4:30 pm

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16 responses to “Friday File: Pot Landlord Financing, Buffett’s Portfolio, Fake Prices, and Buying More Growth”

  1. marora2017 says:

    Hi Travis
    Are you still holding NVDA

    Thanks
    MA

  2. Investor Clouseau says:

    I think you meant to make that last part about cloud computing a distinctively separate section, but it got mushed into the PHUN information.

    Thanks for another thoughtful write up, been having fun tracking IIPR and ANET.

  3. eleanorxduval says:

    If someday MJ is no longer a schedule I drug, it will open traditional banks to finance MJ operations right? I would think that will subject IIPR to more competition. Curious to see what you all think.

  4. steveflick says:

    IIPR – thanks to SG article April, 2018, I invested $3k – it is up $136.74% including dividends ….. through mid October I periodically invested more $$, to total $8.2k and that is collectively up 100.29%. Recently I also considered taking some profits, but reading this article, I will also hold off. Thanks Travis for today’s Friday File for Irregulars, diving deep into IIPR!!! I liked the “….. it was also announced that it will be added to the S&P Small Cap 600 index.”

  5. jwinga41 says:

    What’s the Negative Emissions (breakthrough in carbon sequestration) company being touted now?

  6. Martin says:

    I bought some $ANET March 15 230 Calls when you mentioned them last year, got chicken when they jumped up $23 on Friday and sold off all but 1 lot. Thanks

  7. bunion132 says:

    Just a quick comment on the question asked last week on why IIPR did a one-day price plunge. Thank you, Travis, for not just providing a response but an entire treatise on the stock! As always, much more than we bargain (pay) for.

  8. LongOnLife says:

    Travis, Your discussion IIPR got me to thinking about other similar business models and I have recently been thinking of investing in a Business Development Corporation or two. What is your take on them? Do you know anything about Ares Capitol Corp $ARCC or Main Street Capitol Corp. $MAIN? As one who is shifting more towards dividend producing companies and away from value and growth companies, the BDCs are intriguing to me. They seem to provide better yields than most REITs and Utilities so I suspect they carry greater risk but I really don’t know that much about them. Any thought?

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