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AI is truly incredible…. @CODIequity @ACAPResearch $CODI It’s time for shareholders to win… https://t.co/w8KxzJfYDk
Thursday, July 16
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AI is truly incredible…. @CODIequity @ACAPResearch $CODI It’s time for shareholders to win… https://t.co/w8KxzJfYDk
$codi love me some banana financial. https://t.co/DSg38f05FK
Jet2’s £4.5bn A321neo fleet renewal will constrain free cash flow through 2032, despite strong package-holiday growth, cash reserves and…
Groupon is building an AI “Brain” to personalize its app for each user, turning its turnaround plan into a product initiative.
ABB agreed to buy Rotork for 503 pence a share, a 73% premium, valuing the U.K.
AI capex rests on coding-centric benchmarks, cheap-model commoditization and circular financing: OpenAI’s $60 billion annual Oracle…
Various parts of the AI CAPEX trade ($MU, $SNDK, $COHR, $MRVL are down (-30%)-(-40%) in the past month, in what inning are we in for this sell-off?
Alpha where you least expect it... Over the past 3-months the FURNITURE space has delivered monster upside relative to the indices. Many of these legacy companies have pristine balance sheets, generate cash, and continue to modestly grow their order books despite the ongoing weakness in housing. These stocks in some cases were trading at close to zero EV ($BSET, $ETD) when including their real estate holdings. They remain cheap and have tons of earnings leverage to a housing upturn. 3-month returns: $BSET 47.7% $BOBS 30.8% $HOFT 17.5% $WSM 17.2% $LZB 14.7% $HVT 13.3% $SPX 6.4%
Exceptional idiosyncratic short opportunities emerging from the on/off semi trade that is largely indiscriminately moving the markets and sectors each day. (been long opportunities that emerged too) Private credit exposed names have ripped off financial sector rotation and likely some short squeeze in heavily exposed names - names like $FG $MET $MFC (continue to tout these until their exposure is recognized by the market) Software - each name needs to be looked at on its own accord, the broad software is dead or alive from ai does not work. Big rally across the board has left more disrupted names like $PCTY and $PAYC up for the year now. Plenty of others that look good to build sort positions against (especially if you have long software/dats service provider exposure) Dispersion past quarter should set up some very interesting opportunities that should have to stand on their own fundamentals when earnings come
@Merridew__ $SOXL down 52% $KORU down 69% Nature is healing.
Funny to look back and see that my initial take on the $NLOP spinoff was negative. If anything, initial revulsion indicates that a spin might have a substantial edge - particularly if lots of stock is put in the hands of weak holders and forced sellers, as occurred with NLOP.
Distribution Solutions Group $DSGR to be taken private at $35/share. Nice pop from the initial $29.50 proposal 4 months ago. https://t.co/oDd6tveToR
$CSHX https://t.co/TQlWNlthEy
$NFLX incremental margins are 28%, down from 36% in Q1. Tech spend up 22%. Fastest growth in that opex line in many quarters. Incremental margins will improve in 2h, but beyond that, with more live events (expensive sports rights) and investment in short-form, on top of the usual long form scripted, I think there's risk to the pace of operating leverage going forward and thus investors will have less confidence in what has historically been a solid margin expansion story.
Jorey is sizing up ahead of what mgmt has called a "hockey stick" 2H on the back of production orders scaling on at least two key PORs. $MOB https://t.co/5qF3GZFcFZ
Looks like the small cap sage Jorey Chernett has filed on $MOB. He is long term, buys in size, and will rattle cages if needed. Fantastic endorsement.
Daniel Loeb-esque activism at $CODI by @Adam_Wyden The review of the board members in the second half of the letter is quite something Full letter: https://t.co/l10bkeYPOp https://t.co/slHEIjmDmT
ASML’s 2Q’26 commentary signals a shift from measured pricing toward flexing its chip-equipment pricing power.
Synopsys and Cadence retain EDA pricing power through entrenched design flows, foundry relationships and high switching costs; AI-driven…