Saturday, October 3, 2026

EXCLUSIVE: Lennar’s Big New Customer Is Its Own Spinoff, Millrose

Lennar is selling homes to former spinoff Millrose, whose revenue largely comes from Lennar and whose largest voting shareholder is Lennar’s CEO.

MRP $3.8B

Hunterbrook Oct 2 2 clicks

Oct 2 IRDM $5B

Rocket Lab (NASDAQ: RKLB) Stock Rating: Accumulate After Q2 FY12/26 Earnings

Cestrian Capital Research

Oct 2 AIR $4B

Research & Analysis | AAR Corp. (NYSE: AIR): MRO Holdings Reshapes the Margin Profile

Monte Independent Investment Research 4 clicks

From X

@irbezek Oct 3 1 click

Ian Bezek on X

@coffeesnob @DELAESPRIELLAE Fun because this is 1. my local airport and 2. an $ASR property.

@finphysnerd Oct 3 1 click

Myles on X

@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.

@convequity Oct 3 2 clicks

Convequity on X

AI could shrink $MNDY’s human seats while multiplying the work flowing through its platform. Our latest SaaS Survival Scorecard examines its AI harness, competition from Claude and the key question: can growing agent revenue more than offset lost seat revenue? https://t.co/XZ2R49AgG6

@marginofdanger Oct 2

marginofdanger on X

Blows my mind that the 3x semiconductor ETF $SOXL has $25 billion of assets. Seems like an incredible value destruction machine.

@irbezek Oct 2

Ian Bezek on X

@elcolombiano More good news for Sureste Airports $ASR and Corporacion America Airports $CAAP. "Medellin has peaked bro" folks in disbelief. https://t.co/d7nDOraQbO

@irbezek Oct 2

Ian Bezek on X

@aurelius28 I think $CIB is worth about $100 so you're hoping for overshoot of fair value if you buy it here. I much prefer its smaller and much less liquid peer $AVAL as the "catch-up" trade.

@finphysnerd Oct 2

Myles on X

I've been out for a while due to opportunity cost, but $CTOS has sold of to 55c or 12x earnings and looks very juicy again here. https://t.co/p7vKdPj0bZ

@ACapitalLP Oct 2 1 click

A Capital on X

I have a theory that a company’s name can sometimes hurt more than help. Forget the obvious dotcom, blockchain and AI naming frenzies. I think there’s a more subtle phenomenon where companies disproportionately sell off because their names are more closely associated with whatever sector or risk the market is trying to avoid, regardless of actual underlying exposure. Look at $PCG vs. $EIX during the LA wildfires. $PCG had less direct exposure but traded at a larger discount. Everyone associates PG&E with bankruptcy, lawsuits and wildfires (thank you, Erin Brockovich). What the hell is Edison International, a light bulb company? Even more subtle: FedEx Freight ($FDXF) vs. $SAIA. One screams trucking and economic cyclicality. The other sounds like a beauty brand. Sometimes the name itself becomes a risk factor…