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Paul Buitink

Type: Researcher X followers: 22,828 Tracked appearances: 32
Validated speaker cash-secured puts

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Latest appearance 2026-06-09 08:54
Most seen on Everything Money

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  • Admin-validated speaker with linked X / Twitter profile.
  • Preview built from 32 analyzed appearances.
  • Latest tracked appearance: 2026-06-09 08:54.
  • Most often seen on Everything Money.

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Reinvent Money
Paul Buitink
2026-06-09 08:54
Recent appearance

"US Credit Markets Ticking Time Bomb" - Former Fed Adviser Danielle DiMartino Booth

US labor marketFed policycommercial real estate

Preview:Danielle DiMartino Booth argues that the US economy is weaker than the headlines suggest: job quality is deteriorating, bankruptcies are rising, housing is under severe pressure, and credit markets remain fragile even if spreads still look tight. She thinks the market can keep rallying on narrative and liquidity, but that would not change the underlying cycle, and she frames Bitcoin, gold, and credit spreads as key real-time gauges of risk appetite and stress.
Everything Money
Paul Buitink
2026-06-09 04:55
Recent appearance

Uncle Sam Just Invested $2B in Quantum. These 3 Stocks Could Be the Next NVDA.

quantum computingU.S. government investmentIBM valuation

Preview:The speaker argues that the U.S. government’s $2 billion quantum-computing investment is a major validation event, but not automatically a good buy signal for quantum stocks. He likes the strategic idea and sees IBM as the only name in the group that can be valued as a real business, but concludes IBM is still expensive enough to be a pass at today’s price.
Everything Money
Paul Buitink
2026-06-08 04:55
Recent appearance

Every Stock I'm Buying Right Now (10 at Unthinkable Prices)

value investingstock screeningfree cash flow

Preview:Paul breaks down a large watchlist and argues for a very selective buying approach: he wants only wide-margin-of-safety setups that can plausibly compound at 15% annualized over 10 years. He highlights Intuit as his favorite current opportunity, argues Amazon is high quality but basically near fair value, and says New York Times has become an attractive, underappreciated subscription business to watch for a lower entry price.
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