EVI Industries. Margin inflection or fake out?
EVI Industries says its ERP and service-platform build is largely complete, testing whether 10.8% revenue growth can finally outpace operating costs and lift margins.
EVI Industries says its ERP and service-platform build is largely complete, testing whether 10.8% revenue growth can finally outpace operating costs and lift margins.
If you’re too afraid to add direct AI/HPC exposure, which frankly doesn’t even look that attractive on a relative value basis, feel free to buy the adjacent names. $TLN sub-$290 is a freaking joke…
@jdm_trades During my chat with $RFIL’s CEO at the @MSmicrocaps conference, he mentioned that the telecom DAC opportunity is very under-penetrated. Stock is a gift down here if you have more than a five second time horizon.
@InvestorMexican Do you follow Yuval Taylor/Fieldsong Investments? Was just looking at $BUKS earlier today because he mentioned it on an @IdeaBrunchEmail interview in April (along with $SIF).
I don’t see how $APTV isn’t asymmetric here… https://t.co/vxgTMvaals
$NEWT declares 0.19/sh dividend, same as the prior several quarters https://t.co/4xr5kxmAOD
Anyone up to speed on Sportsman's Warehouse $SPWH? Seems like this is priced for bankruptcy. Might be good for one last puff. https://t.co/S4llbuCnfE
@TheBigBerbowski They are both worth owning. I think $OCC might have the bigger short-term surprise catalyst upside if a few things align. $RFIL is probably the safer long-term bet - at least for now.
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