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@yenoms Unfortunately I have not tracked the preferreds to have an informed opinion. Last preferred I bought was $LILAP when it dipped to the mid-$19 level. There was a cluster of insider purchases of that preferred including by Malone.
It takes courage to go against the current looking for opportunities that the market will not reward in the short-term. Times of turmoil is when we pay special attention to insiders and they led us to energy stock in mid-2020, regional banks in H1 2023, biotech companies in early 2025 and more recently SaaS stocks. While I don't have a position in $NOW, we did start positions in $CRM, $NAVN (partially exited) and more. Here is some of what I wrote about that decision to double down on SaaS in our July 2026 newsletter:
Michael Burry on Build-A-Bear Workshop, Part 1.
IREN says contracted AI-cloud ARR will rise from $1 billion to $4 billion by year-end, supported by GPU customer prepayments, financing and…
@plantmath1 We have a thesis in $TENB we think is interesting
How many $META users do they really see being willing and/or able to pay $200 per month for Hatch? I’m pretty good at ordering Doordash and scrolling Reddit on my own thank you very much https://t.co/2Oyf2hoyw4
SBAC 2026-08-29 SBA Communications, target $230, pairs 2.3% Q2 revenue growth from international leasing with a 41% dividend payout ratio, buybacks and…
Philip Wang 2 clicks@Freedom2Fart not a swing trader. and not that it matters, but the $AMZN trade in question was a one day options trade into expiration. fully exited.
@WaterworldCapi1 Copying industry best practices from $OKLO https://t.co/VnEtGXDOn0
With OCC, using historical backlog, conversion multiples, the backlog implies that they can report $.25 EPS. The wildcard here is two things. 1. Have operating expenses stabilized? 2. Will backlog remain strong so that the company can at least hold that new level of EPS if they achieve it? To be clear, a bullish EPS outlier scenario could occur because I used the historical low-end backlog to revenue multiplier. I haven’t modeled $RFIL. I’m just using their shareholder letter as a barometer, where they talk about stronger markets and more visibility. It’s worth noting that both companies are moving into their seasonally stronger quarters. They’re also both benefiting from a recovery in their legacy telecom markets. Furthermore, I don’t think either of them have seen much contribution from their data center business. So, hopefully, you have this perfect storm situation where their legacy markets, along with new markets are hitting it in stride at the same time Personally, I think RFIL is the better company, long-term, but that OCC can have the biggest wow factor for the quarter. RFIL has done a better job at addressing its entire business plan to reduce cyclicality, even within its legacy markets. I’m not convinced OCC has done that.
Man, I hope the @InfoArbMonitor calendar is wrong on $OCC & $RFIL ‘s estimated Q3 earnings dates. What are the odds that 2 stocks in the same industry with shaky pasts both deliver on the same day? I’m putting 2 dinner reminders on my calendar: Ruth’s Chris +Taco Bell.🥳 https://t.co/Bn6Pt4EoUV
@gamesblazer06 $GEV bulls probably didn’t see this coming… https://t.co/rVRcNDE52K
zero surprise $TTWO https://t.co/weuPg4PxZ7
Well, that escalated quickly. $TTWO https://t.co/J56bmG6WiS
Veeva beat its $905 million revenue guide with $928 million, up 17.6%, while subscription growth accelerated and GAAP EBIT margin reached…
$TEAM was at $56 just a few months ago, such efficient markets. Reminder, people only care about SBC when stonk prices are going down. Beware folks fitting a narrative onto price action. https://t.co/FaPZr8c7dn
Microsoft’s AI data-center buildout lifted annual CapEx from $5.5 billion in FY2014 to $115.9 billion in FY2026, resetting free-cash-flow…
BE 2026-08-29 Bloom Energy’s 80x forward earnings valuation relies on concentrated megaprojects, sustained AI data-center power demand and continued…
Valuation Rewind 3 clicks RR 2026-08-29 Richtech Robotics faces 9.5% revenue growth, 159% higher OPEX and a RaaS contract pipeline that fell from $6.6 million to $2.1 million.
Andres Veurink 1 click
