Post #16261 by mungofitch on the Berkshire Hathaway board

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Sorting 33 big firms on 3 year annualized rate of total return up till last week

          3Y         Mcp
PLTR      163.77      370109
NVDA      114.12     4279760
GE         78.01      282544
AVGO       77.54     1369510
NFLX       71.02      515801
META       64.17     1878243
ORCL       45.62      660244
SAP        44.56      317388
TSM        39.52     1185490
JPM        38.51      803587
LLY        31.13      667669
WMT        30.62      818552
PM         26.39      269057
COST       22.14      441069
TMUS       21.86      291495
MSFT       21.78     3759103
GOOG       19.55     2421098
MA         19.36      535790
ABBV       18.26      369476
V          18.23      662615
BRK/B      18.01     1054248
AMZN       17.10     2386912
BAC        13.81      358126
ASML       11.39      294762
HD         10.15      399702
AAPL       10.02     3354079
XOM         8.77      462691
KO          5.84      304269
JNJ         4.98      430708
PG          4.59      373631
CVX         3.69      313701
TSLA        2.57     1044723
UNH       -16.58      271557

One of the big surprises is GE.
Netflix has got its revenge from being ejected from the original FAANG fashion.
Lilly has done very well despite the big sell-off in the last year.

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