"It's far better to buy a wonderful company at a fair price than a fair company at a wonderful price." 
- Warren Buffett 

No one said it and executed it better than Buffett. He invested in $aapl starting 2016 at $6.81 and made another 13 purchases averaged at $39.6.  He's still holding $71B worth of Apple stocks now @ $236.

Two Questions:

1. What do you think is THE "wonderful company" that you can still buy today at a fair price? 

2. What do you think is THE "fair company" that you can buy today at a wonderful price?

I will start here:

Tesla $tsla at $394 is a steal buy given its potentially exponential revenue growth with Robotaxi, humanoid, and the often overlooked energy business. $956 at 3T market cap very reasonable by 2026.

Meta $meta at $615 is still very appealing to me given the potential of AI in helping trigger another wave exponential revenue growth via its Instagram and Facebook platforms. And it's the ONLY name among magnificent seven that has not done a stock split ever. $1192 at 3T market cap very reasonable by 2026.

MicroStrategy $mstr now at $328 after this nearly 40% retreat from ATH seemed to be a wonderful price, BUT the company itself is built on a gambling mindset with no real impact. #crypto is real and could be even a bigger thing into next decade. But a company @ $80B market cap with only $0.5B annual revenues sound more like a "fair company" at most.

Intel $intc now at $19.2 after this nearly 72% retreat from recent 2021 high seemed to be a great bargain, BUT the company failed to recognize major tech trends and innovate fast enough. More like another IBM or Motorola or Nokia, so a "fair company" at most. Not worth investing even at current price.