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Isn’t Twitter Private now??
yes. There are always ways to invest indirectly or directly in private companies of this size.
These would be the primary owners.
Who Owns X (Formerly Twitter)? | The Motley Fool
X (formerly known as Twitter) was taken private in 2022. Who owns it now?
www.fool.com
He started RSUs so those may be available on private markets.
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Do tell how I can buy Chick-fil-Ayes. There are always ways to invest indirectly or directly in private companies of this size.
These would be the primary owners.
Who Owns X (Formerly Twitter)? | The Motley Fool
X (formerly known as Twitter) was taken private in 2022. Who owns it now?
He started RSUs so those may be available on private markets.
Franchise Information and Opportunities
Learn about the opportunities, requirements and costs of becoming a Chick-fil-A restaurant franchise owner and how you can be a positive influence in the community.
www.chick-fil-a.com
Or simply go into one of the hundreds and ask to speak with the owner. Make a deal to open a new location with you being a hands off investor.
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Franchise Information and Opportunities
Learn about the opportunities, requirements and costs of becoming a Chick-fil-A restaurant franchise owner and how you can be a positive influence in the community.
Or simply go into one of the hundreds and ask to speak with the owner. Make a deal to open a new location with you being a hands off investor.
I think he meant like Twitter
And much like Twitter, there are many ways to directly or indirectly invest.
Here is another way to invest indirectly in Chickfila
If You Want to Invest in Chick-fil-A, This Dividend Stalwart Might Be Your Best Option | The Motley Fool
Who knew that the popular fast-food chain would breathe new life into this mature dividend-paying company?
www.fool.com
I’m sure there are other ways of investing in the company but I don’t have the time or interest.
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Can you do Epic next (the health records company)?And much like Twitter, there are many ways to directly or indirectly invest.
Here is another way to invest indirectly in Chickfila
Symbol: LANCIf You Want to Invest in Chick-fil-A, This Dividend Stalwart Might Be Your Best Option | The Motley Fool
Who knew that the popular fast-food chain would breathe new life into this mature dividend-paying company?
I’m sure there are other ways of investing in the company but I don’t have the time or interest.
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Franchisees pay the cream of their profits to the franchisor and they cannot deviate from a plan, that is national and does not take into account local preferences. Bad idea.Franchise Information and Opportunities
Learn about the opportunities, requirements and costs of becoming a Chick-fil-A restaurant franchise owner and how you can be a positive influence in the community.
Or simply go into one of the hundreds and ask to speak with the owner. Make a deal to open a new location with you being a hands off investor.
Which Epic? There are lots of them
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Yet, I know a couple of them that are doing really well. Again, investing takes on many shapes and forms. Some is more active than passive. I provided the best passive approach I could find in LANC.
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Epic that works for Dr & Hospitals. Computer system.
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Our Software | Epic
We are builders and inventors who develop our software as a single comprehensive health record. It's made to work together inside and outside the traditional walls of a health system.
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I went to Epic for training back in 2012 and as soon as I stepped foot on their campus, I was trying to find their stock symbol. Then later on, in the restroom, of all places, they have a list of guiding principles and one is to never go public and never buy other companies.
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Same. It is an INCREDIBLE company and they are absolutely crushing the competition.
@90scane ... if your health provider uses MyChart, that is part of Epic. They also do financial systems for an insanely growing percent of healthcare companies. Cerner is the next biggest but systems are fleeing there daily to go to Epic.
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From a data perspective, Cerner is garbage. They don't even like to give access to the Millenium database and are pushing DA2, which is a sorry excuse for a data warehouse. Meditech is actually better than Cerner in many respects, but Epic is by far the 800 pound gorilla for good reason.
What's funny is that the whole EHR grants/mandates that came with Obamacare was pushed hard by GE. I'm sure they were thinking the artificially inflated demand would help them, but nope.
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