Deere versus Caterpillar...

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LMCane
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CAT is given a 9 rating on the Fidelity Investments with DEERE at 7.5

CAT still has a lot of business with the PRC.

which one would you invest in right now looking at long term appreciation?
Ragoo
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Between them CAT
txaggieacct85
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I own Deere.
txaggieacct85
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But maybe buy both and allocate a little more to one
Quacked
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DE fanboy here


Really wish I had bought more at ~360 a few months ago, but it missed my buy buy a few dollars
PeekingDuck
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CAT because of gas compression and federal regulation.
agnerd
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I see CAT as more reliant on the construction industry and Deere on the Ag industry.
Both are US companies, with big US revenue.

If younger generations are more interested in apartment living and "digital" lifestyles, I don't know that I'd invest heavily long term in the construction industry. If US population is or will stop expanding soon, CAT will become more and more reliant on Chinese and developing country revenue, and that's risky to me.

If climate change is as real and dire as the greenies say, agriculture will be more and more challenging in the future. Deere may be able to capitalize on that with their GPS/tech/automation that can help increase efficiency in farming.

CAT seems higher risk, higher reward, but I'd lean slightly toward deere.

txaggieacct85
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agnerd said:

I see CAT as more reliant on the construction industry and Deere on the Ag industry.
Both are US companies, with big US revenue.

If younger generations are more interested in apartment living and "digital" lifestyles, I don't know that I'd invest heavily long term in the construction industry. If US population is or will stop expanding soon, CAT will become more and more reliant on Chinese and developing country revenue, and that's risky to me.

If climate change is as real and dire as the greenies say, agriculture will be more and more challenging in the future. Deere may be able to capitalize on that with their GPS/tech/automation that can help increase efficiency in farming.

CAT seems higher risk, higher reward, but I'd lean slightly toward deere.


FYI.

climate change is a massive hoax.

And our long time family friends have a 27 year old son in commercial construction management, that has more work than time.
one safe place
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We own both of them and have been pleased with both.
LMCane
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agnerd said:

I see CAT as more reliant on the construction industry and Deere on the Ag industry.
Both are US companies, with big US revenue.

If younger generations are more interested in apartment living and "digital" lifestyles, I don't know that I'd invest heavily long term in the construction industry. If US population is or will stop expanding soon, CAT will become more and more reliant on Chinese and developing country revenue, and that's risky to me.

If climate change is as real and dire as the greenies say, agriculture will be more and more challenging in the future. Deere may be able to capitalize on that with their GPS/tech/automation that can help increase efficiency in farming.

CAT seems higher risk, higher reward, but I'd lean slightly toward deere.


great analysis
LMCane
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pretty funny that everyone is split right down the middle

seems like the best thing to do is just keep buying both
Quacked
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I think this is the right answer.


I do own twice as many DE as CAT, but only because I find its been bucking the trend of the market.

Market dips, it rips
Win At Life
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Looks like CAT was the right play
LMCane
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Win At Life said:

Looks like CAT was the right play
well I am looking at 15 or 20 years to hold so one day or one week or one month of movement is irrelevant.

I am just buying some of both on the dips.
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