Caterpillar

[Anonymous No.20227922]

I have been looking into buying Caterpillar stocks for long term.
And I was woundering you autistics fucks have to say about.
There is a massive increase for demand of natural resources.
And Caterpillar is making more money then they used to.

[Anonymous No.20228053]

>>20227922
I mean yeah its a good buy, but why not go with a good machinery company with a lower mcap? I would go with Kubota(KUBTY). Their smaller machines: skidsteer(SVL95/SVL75) is next gen and causing shockwaves in the small machine market over here in the U.S.

[Anonymous No.20228079]

You’ll 100x when they start making these

[Anonymous No.20228140]

Capital expenditure is going down. Why spend tens or hundreds of millions on heavy machinery when you can pay some idiot $10 an hour to dig. If he dies, so what, just replace him. If your machine breaks, that's millions lost in repair and downtime. It's better to invest in lobbying conglomerates that support the free flow of labor and lower regulations and the mining companies themselves. They know this.

[Anonymous No.20229017]

>>20228053
intresting thanks for sharing.

[Anonymous No.20229374]

>>20228140
One of those trucks can do the work of thousands of people in a lifetime, if you look closely it has 2 GPS masts and no driver, its part of cats autonomous service, an autonomous truck is even better than slave labour, it doesnt need food, doesnt take bathroom breaks and doesnt organise labour unions or strikes.

Cat seems alright but as someone said its already a massive company so dont expect 10x gains but could be a good little earner over a long time with dividends, i had a look and apparently their construction machine division makes the most money, i dont really know much about the global construction industry