Sunday, September 27, 2026

An open letter to Senator Elizabeth Warren

NAIC oversight missed Delaware Life’s $13.34 billion affiliated-bond exposure and permits capital treatment that props up Brighthouse’s Delaware captive.

BHF $2.9B

Mispriced Assets Sep 27 2 clicks

Sep 27 META $1.9T

💥A Bright Line to Bankruptcy💥

PETITION 3 clicks

Sep 27 BPRE $1.8B

One Hour Analysis: What would it take to break $BPRE's NAV?

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@John_Hempton Sep 27 1 click

John_Hempton on X

@mopar_momma @robert34846 I thought @CEOAdam had stuck the $AMC stock up the Apes arse... but whatever...

@MultiplesCap Sep 27

Multiples Capital on X

A contrarian pick, for AI-like return in real estate. $STWD (Starwood Property Trust) has an asymmetric setup for a possible ~50% total return over the next 12 months If Treasury yields peaks and then declines back within the next year, then a combination of the current 13.3% div yield + rerating back to above its undepreciated book value ($19/share) results in close to 50% return for this best of breed lender. True Multi-Cylinder Engine: Unlike pure-play lenders exposed to a single-sector, $STWD operates across commercial lending, infrastructure, and owned real estate. Built-in Counter-Cyclical Hedge: Its Special Servicing and Investing arm actually benefits when market volatility rises, collecting servicing fees that insulate cash flows when traditional credit tightens. Office Risk Is Overblown: U.S. office makes up less than 8% of its total asset base, with the balance anchored in residential, industrial, and essential infrastructure. Unmatched Dividend Track Record: Management has maintained its quarterly dividend for over 17 yrs without a single cut through multiple rate cycles. Collecting a 13.3% cash yield while waiting for a yield-driven rerating could deliver an equity-like upside with institutional downside protection.

@MultiplesCap Sep 27 1 click

Multiples Capital on X

A contrarian pick, for AI-like return in real estate. $STWD (Starwood Property Trust) has an asymmetric setup for a possible ~50% total return over the next 12 months If Treasury yields peaks and then declines back with the next year, then a combination of its current 13.3% div yield + rerating back to above its undepreciated book value ($19/share) results in close to 50% return for this best of breed lender. True Multi-Cylinder Engine: Unlike pure-play lenders exposed to a single-sector, $STWD operates across commercial lending, infrastructure, and owned real estate. Built-in Counter-Cyclical Hedge: Its Special Servicing and Investing arm actually benefits when market volatility rises, collecting servicing fees that insulate cash flows when traditional credit tightens. Office Risk Is Overblown: U.S. office makes up less than 8% of its total asset base, with the balance anchored in residential, industrial, and essential infrastructure. Unmatched Dividend Track Record: Management has maintained its quarterly dividend for over 17 yrs without a single cut through multiple rate cycles. Collecting a 13.3% cash yield while waiting for a yield-driven rerating could deliver an equity-like upside with institutional downside protection.

@TheBenSchmark Sep 27 1 click

JabroniCoin.USD on X

I have been bullish on China’s WFE localization after reading Chip War in 2023 on my couch $ACMR https://t.co/TYlm6DgtuK

@BarbarianCap Sep 27

Barbarian Capital on X

7/n the CEO of $SHEL on the @TRowePrice podcast Interesting at several levels: global energy mix/growth, geopolitics, asset diversification, management skills, AI applications https://t.co/IYxUVeIlfs

@valuedontlie Sep 27 2 clicks

Colin King on X

$GEN making a run at buying $GDDY Shares of GEN selling off ~30% from $31 to $22 Likely in part from this takeover news and perhaps the influx of Muse-driven subscription cancellations? I own shares of GEN https://t.co/DPcCVnT3Gh

@MultiplesCap Sep 27

Multiples Capital on X

A contrarian pick, for AI-like return in real estate. $STWD (Starwood Property Trust) has an asymmetric setup for a possible ~50% total return over the next 12 months If Treasury yields have peaked, then a combination of its current 13.3% div yield + rerating back to above its undepreciated book value ($19/share) results in close to 50% return for this best of breed lender. True Multi-Cylinder Engine: Unlike pure-play lenders exposed to a single-sector, $STWD operates across commercial lending, infrastructure, and owned real estate. Built-in Counter-Cyclical Hedge: Its Special Servicing and Investing arm actually benefits when market volatility rises, collecting servicing fees that insulate cash flows when traditional credit tightens. Office Risk Is Overblown: U.S. office makes up less than 8% of its total asset base, with the balance anchored in residential, industrial, and essential infrastructure. Unmatched Dividend Track Record: Management has maintained its quarterly dividend for over 17 yrs without a single cut through multiple rate cycles. Collecting a 13.3% cash yield while waiting for a yield-driven rerating could deliver an equity-like upside with institutional downside protection.

@junkbondinvest Sep 27 1 click

junkbondinvestor on X

Some of the more interesting opportunities in credit are the Bitcoin miners (now AI datacenter developers) that issued converts before signing a major lease. $KEEL is one of them. The stock ran up in June, then collapsed, and has barely recovered since. The converts are in the 80s/low-90s. Not distressed or even yield equivalents but something I'm keeping my eye on. Traded as low as 60 earlier this year.