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Nat Stewart on X
$GSM Ferroglobe up today on announcement of a European review of antidumping measures on Chinese silicon metal Has been in a volatile trading range for years, but potential bull points appear be stacking up. (I own long dated calls, watchlist stock)
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$NTSK strong double beat and double raise Here are some lines on the call that stood out to me https://t.co/7HeDkbVHHp
Broken Moats on X
$SNOW conference call is the bear case for application software companies. Their data infrastructure combined with coco and cowork on top increasingly makes SNOW a key player in data migrations, and data consolidation for their customers and a key hub to switch between models means SNOW has a seat at the table to be one of the most important and internal pieces of an AI stack....and as they become the permissions data holder with governance and api/mpc to internal and external partners, they can actually become the system of record across applications. This would allow you to use tools like cocoa inside to contextualize in human language what you want built, or even what data/answers you want and how you want that visualized.... Compare this to a Salesforce that is essentially becoming a database company silo to their specific domain by opening up their data to Claude to be the work engine. Eventually companies will increasingly want to stop interfacing with multiple applications to query and want to UI and query across a singular interface (originally thought to be an LLM like Claude, but with specific training and different inference costs / intelligence across models its more like the player presiding over the biggest pool of company data (snowflake, databricks) could become that central payer - less model lock, more flexibly, and central access point for models, data, queries and ui across functions. May not relegate a salesforce obsolete but significantly destroys their value when people access from Snow or even from an LLM like Claude were they lose the ui interface, and behavioral association and slight shared/learned network effects and become a database. Increases switching costs overtime and certainly destroys pricing (agent force consumption model is a step in the modern pricing setup, but start based models are dead, its not an if for most applications without highly defensible and proprietary data) $PEGA, $APPN, $PATH, $CRM, $PAYC are first pass through som of the more exposed names
Mike on X
During the Iran dip initially there was a lot of behind the scenes AI progress. And so when there was finally relief — in the form of the initial detente -> MOU — things totally ripped. I feel like with these insane $NVDA and $AVGO guides we are almost in this spot again. Hedge funds have delevered, momo has been historically crushed, Warsh has said a lot of hawkish things, and the next FOMC the market expects a hike. Obviously the big overhang is yields. But it feels to me like for all the discussion of guidance/rates/the yield curve… really the bond market just wants the war to end or at least be paused. I am not so sure that the US has no power to at least have things significantly deescalate when it wants (maybe into midterms). It’s like, we can “lose” a war, but Iran can still recognize that with time its leverage will decrease, its economy will be destroyed further… like it seems a bit naive just to think that because the war is going badly, Iran has no desire to see it wind down. This latest tit for tat for example hasn’t been that crazy. So IF you think that we get some sort of detente, which is really what I think yields need — are we not kind of a coiled spring here and running back a similar setup to when things started ripping?
PAA Research on X
$ATD (think Circle K) said on its earnings call that its revenues from energy drinks are now twice that of carbonated sodas (albeit at lower margin). $ATD comped 1.7% on SSS of which a big portion was driven by double digit growth in energy drinks. I look at the charts of $CELH and $MNST and wonder how long the c-store players can count on continued growth in this category. It's energy drinks and Zyn... $CASY $MUSA
Nat Stewart on X
$TLYS turnaround looking good: ° Same-store comps +12.1% ° August (first month of Q3) comps +14.6% ° 13 month steak of growth ° Cash + securities $62.2M vs $50.7M ° Q2 net income $8.4M up from $3.2M Gross margin +300 bps Most important, earings I bought my daughter on Tilly's store visit are her fav pair, so wins all around 🥳
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$NTSK absolutely smash print NNARR bounced to $54M + rev growth re-accelerated steller
BDC on X
The rheumatologists on the call also confirmed 2 things: 1.) XGN tests are superior in identifying lupus markers vs legacy and 2.) Myositis is critical to rule out early to avoid very serious lung issues. $XGN launches Myositis labs early next year. Confirmed the entire bull case imho.
Nat Stewart on X
@HiddenGemsInves $CHCI ° Asset light, high ROIC asset manager ° Track record of revenue, FCF growth, clear strategy ° ~30% owned by Dwight Shar, founder/former CEO of $NVR ° move into data center development is a potential grand slam - a cheap call option
Farmer on X
@simcity31 $ORR has been a great investment and I'm happy with it. I just don't think any investment should be sized as large as I sized it. https://t.co/HnwLbpAPID
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Farmer on X
@ridireresearch Why $PURR instead of $THYP?
IREN's Customers Are Starting To Fund The Build
Farmer on X
@GrumpierBTDay @vanillager Off topic, but have you looked at $AERG?
Little Owl Research on X
$KLAR seems too easy… obviously recession=write-offs, but the value proposition to consumers would strengthen? What am I missing?
SG on X
$FCEL has broken support after posting yet another terrible earnings report https://t.co/QVYRrGott5
SG on X
I think the starman parent owns incipio (phone cases) and incase (backpacks, computer cases and electronics cases). A better fit would be buying targus off $RILY but my best guess is that they are after GoPro for patents they intend to use to become a troll. No proof just what makes sense here.
Chevron: Unclear Venezuela Opportunity, But Strong Fundamentals And Technicals
Maj Soueidan on X
@RodrigoLezama7 @ALDeAng08 @Mike10947310 @MicrocapDr Yeah, liquidity excuse is bogus. Being right fixes everything. Big caps have fallen 50% in one day on earnings misses. Remember when illiquid $MUEL was $45 with a P/E of 4x in 2024. Pessimists said it wouldn’t get much higher. P/E got as high as 15x as the stock went to $500.
SG on X
$GPRO call options in Apr27 seem very pricey given the deal on the table. Starman has offered $1.14/sh cash and 10% of combined company. Are people really expecting a higher bid? What is the catalyst to push shares above $1.50 let alone $2? https://t.co/78apsqUwsg
Dell's Earnings: Be Balanced While The Stock Explodes (Rating Downgrade)
Timyan Bank Alert on X
FNBO to Acquire InBank, $INBC Expand Colorado Market - https://t.co/UyOn1G6w5F
Farmer on X
I think my $ORR position is too large because I made the same mistake I see a lot of investors on here make. I didn't have enough good ideas, so I bet too big on my best idea.
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153 Million IDs stolen - confirmed The largest data leak in history Assume your info is stolen. The small basket of human ID verify should see a bump off this but I think most direct beneficiary maybe $GEN who owns lifelock as well as a the entire full suite of consumer facing cyber security solutions.
BDC on X
@evanspiegel Unless you want to shut down Specs, you will need more capital for it because the current version will not be a mass market commercial success. I would look to raise minority equity for Spec's via a strategic partnership. Possibly with a frontier lab. FL's lack hardware. SNAP lacks an A.I. deal (Perplexity fell through). Get it done. Save $SNAP.
Salesforce: Agentforce Is Turning The AI Threat Into A Growth Catalyst
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Sangamo Bankruptcy (SGMOQ)
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Reddit: Rapid Earnings Growth With Room For An AI Expansion
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Credo Is Now A De-Risked AI Compounder
Fastly: Record Q2 Confirms The Platform Inflection
Lee Roach on X
@sophieanalytics Sweet thanks. Haven't dug much in $WY yet. Just been doing $RYN. So WY doesn't do much HBU?
Farmer on X
@valuemaverick1 @Biohazard3737 Can just buy an ETF if you don't know the individual tickers (I bought $BUG in February). Not as much juice as picking the best names, but less risk as well.
Lee Roach on X
Timber companies are a hard asset and low risk way to play the datacenter boom. $RYN $WY https://t.co/YElT0VT8R9
Credo's Post-Earnings Selloff Creates Strong Buying Opportunity (Review)
Hydreight Technologies: A Strong Quarter With Some Yellow Flags (Rating Downgrade)
EPAM Systems: AI Is Eating The Old Business, But 8.7x Earnings Is Too Cheap
An ATM that starts to spit out cash
Andrada Mining’s Uis ore sorter targets higher tin grades and lower unit costs after FY26 operating cash flow reached £4.7 million, but…