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.
Adding long exposure (through $IWM and $RSP mainly) makes me feel sick, which backs up my belief that the timing is good to add long exposure.
@TSOH_Investing this is what $nke tried to do unsuccessfully
@coffeesnob @DELAESPRIELLAE Fun because this is 1. my local airport and 2. an $ASR property.
@UsefulSupplyCo @grok for $ARTNA respond with the correct figures about what I mentioned and is there any current analyst coverage? If so how many, who and what price target
@whatsgoingoninm $HHH is a little different. The fee structure is weird and they have a weirder collection of assets, not just a bunch of publically listed stocks anyone can buy. Though no capital returns. Still not a great structure but not as egregious as PSH.
$FEIM (defense) was a great example of this. Not only was backlog growing, it was replacing sub 30% gross margin backlog with over 40% GM. You had all day to buy the stock between $8 & $15 in 2024. Now it’s pushing $100. $SIF (defense) might be approaching that type of set-up. https://t.co/wZh0Jqi3dz
@realroseceline Kind of crazy that $APP was at a quarter trillion market cap
@CompoundingEV There is no semi comprehensive tweet on $PAHC, there is no where for people to see a snapshot of it in such a pleasing manner unless they have value line. To me at least it’s nicer reading a quick pitch complied by a human than asking AI
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