Thursday, October 8, 2026

Boyz in the Hood

Robinhood’s AI agents, 24/7 equity trading and 10:1 crypto perpetual futures encourage higher retail trading velocity, leverage and momentum.

HOOD $91B

WHAT ARE WE DOING? “Contrarians At The Gate” Oct 8 1 click

Oct 8 CCJ $38B

The Uranium Cycle Is Turning Up: In Conversation with YCA & Cameco

Aurelion Research 2 clicks

Oct 8 STZ $21B

This Week in Special Situations: Constellation Brands, GEO Group, Under Armour, CITIC Resources

Latticework by MOI Global 2 clicks

From X

@finphysnerd Oct 8 4 clicks

Myles on X

@marketplunger1 Probably $ASR or $SPGI. I think reits like $CPT would be a decent shout too. Wild how many of the answers are stock promotions and pumps.

@StableBread Oct 8 2 clicks

Fajasy on X

@odeliaenergy Shipyard nuclear is $BWXT's home turf, it already builds two to three reactors a year for Navy subs and carriers. And this isn't the only transportable deal, on October 5 Prodigy picked its 20MW microreactor for a transportable plant in New Brunswick. https://t.co/bPIYua98gd

@BarbarianCap Oct 8 1 click

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Viatris to Buy Pacira BioSciences for $1.65 Billion $VTRS $PCRX https://t.co/3pG7SyOhIM

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Devon Energy Sells Eagle Ford Assets to Crescent Energy for $4.2 Billion $DVN https://t.co/oxm82rChuU

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"was responsible for 60% of passengers" American Airlines Is the Worst for Bumping Passengers. Now It Says It Will Stop. $AAL https://t.co/OHOufp53sL

@StableBread Oct 8

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Continue reading here for how $BWXT plans to deploy $5.5B of capital through 2030: https://t.co/bPIYua98gd

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How did a boiler maker founded in 1867 become the Navy’s reactor supplier? BWX Technologies’ $BWXT history runs through two spin-offs and a decade of acquisitions: → 1867: George Babcock and Stephen Wilcox found Babcock & Wilcox (B&W) to make steam boilers. → 1953-1955: B&W builds components for the USS Nautilus, the first nuclear-powered submarine. → 1978: J. Ray McDermott, an offshore engineering firm, buys B&W. → 2008: B&W buys Nuclear Fuel Services, the Erwin, Tennessee plant behind the Navy’s fuel. → 2010: B&W spins off from McDermott as a standalone public company. → 2015: B&W spins off its boiler business as Babcock & Wilcox Enterprises $BW and renames itself BWX Technologies, keeping the naval and other nuclear businesses. → 2016-2020: Buys GE Hitachi Nuclear Energy Canada (fuel for CANDU, Canada’s heavy-water reactor design, 2016), Nordion’s medical isotope business (2018), and nuclear parts maker Laker Energy (2020), building out the Canadian commercial business. → 2022: Wins Project Pele, the Pentagon’s prototype transportable microreactor. → 2025: Buys the Aerojet Ordnance Tennessee (A.O.T.) unit of L3Harris $LHX for ~$100M in January and closes the Kinectrics deal (a Toronto-based nuclear engineering and testing firm, ~US$525M including assumed liabilities) in May. → 2026: Closes its purchase of Precision Components Group (PCG), a U.S. maker of heat exchangers and other heavy components, for ~$200M on July 1. Most recently, on August 3, Nordic Capital, a private equity firm, agreed to buy just over 80% of $BWXT’s medical isotope business for $750M plus up to $50M more. $BWXT wasn’t looking to sell until Nordic reached out, CEO Rex Geveden said on the Q2 call the same day. CFO Mike Fitzgerald said on the same call that the medical business should bring in $130M of 2026 revenue, at a margin “modestly accretive” to the 13% $BWXT expects from its commercial segment. Nordic’s $750M for just over 80% implies ~$0.9B for 100%, or ~7x revenue. At a ~14% margin, that’s ~50x EBITDA, more than double the 22.5x EBITDA $BWXT trades at. So $BWXT is selling a small side business at a premium to focus on what it calls its core businesses, nuclear national security and nuclear power.

@ACapitalLP Oct 8 3 clicks

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@jupiters_string $VITL? 👀

The Story Millrose Told Wall Street About Lennar Purchases Doesn’t Match The Evidence

Millrose told Goldman its Lennar purchases had rent-to-own tenants lined up, but most analyzed homes were advertised for rent and showed…

LEN $17BMRP $3.7B

Hunterbrook Oct 8 4 clicks

Nike Taught Me A Dividend Lesson And A China Lesson (Rating Downgrade)

Nike's 4.8% dividend yield masks payout ratios above 100% of forward EPS and inadequate free cash flow coverage, while China sales declines…

NKE $52B

Sensor Unlimited Oct 8

Golar LNG q2’26 Operational Update

Golar LNG ordered a $2.45 billion fourth FLNG vessel, targeting 3.5MTPA of capacity and $400 million in annual EBITDA under a 20-year…

GLNG $4.7B

Monte Independent Investment Research Oct 8

Ex-Goldman MD: "Credit Markets Move in Step Functions"

Geoffrey Williams explains CMBS underwriting, post-GFC securitized-credit risk transfer and why credit markets reprice in step functions.

GS $260B

Odds on Open Oct 8 3 clicks

Top Rebound Stocks for Oct’26

Intuitive Surgical, down 32% from its January 2025 peak, faces slower US procedure growth and new robotic-surgery rivals despite $10.1…

ISRG $149B

Rebound Capital Oct 8 2 clicks

Credo: The Market Is Wrong About Optics, And That's Creating A Buying Opportunity

Credo expects optical revenue to reach $600 million in FY27 after Q1 revenue grew 114.7% year over year, expanding from AEC cables into AI…

CRDO $38B

Analysis Fundamental Oct 8 4 clicks

Vertiv Holdings Co. (VRT)

Vertiv's 33% stock decline followed a 2026 forecast increase, despite a $15 billion backlog and rising AI data-center demand for power and…

VRT $91B

SixSigmaCapital: Navigating the Financial Markets Oct 8

Lesaka: A $4.69 Stock With a $20–30 Case

Lesaka CEO Ali Mazanderani has bought more than $10 million of stock while pursuing a $20 to $30 valuation case through targeted…

LSAK $405M

Mispriced Assets Oct 8 5 clicks

What I’ve Been Up To

Cogent Communications and AI data-center bottlenecks feature in a newsletter update on recruiting, financial media and conference takeaways.

CCOI $430M

Stock Thoughts Oct 7 3 clicks

Undercovered Dozen: Brookfield Renewable, Annaly Capital, Seagate, And More

Undercovered Dozen spotlights 12 lesser-covered stocks, including Brookfield Renewable, Annaly Capital and Seagate.

BEP $8.7BNLY $14B

The Undercovered Dozen Oct 7

PERF · long

Perfect CORP

Perfect Corp., a Taiwan-based beauty-tech microcap SPAC, trades below net cash despite sales growth after falling from a brief $2 billion…

PERF $198M

Value Investors Club May 22

[P] TENB: Tenable Governance

Tenable faces CEO succession under difficult circumstances, putting its governance and leadership transition in focus.

TENB $4.5B

Nongaap Investing Feb 24

[P] SPHR: Sphere-Priced Incentives

Sphere Entertainment’s incentives are priced around Sphere.

SPHR $3.7B

Nongaap Investing Feb 23

[P] VYX: Checking Out in 2025? (Part 4)

VYX appointed Executive Chair James Kelly as CEO.

VYX $953M

Nongaap Investing Feb 20

Fading a Myopic Sell-Off

Organigram’s shares fell 25% after Q1, despite Motif Labs making OGI Canada’s largest cannabis producer and a top-three player across major…

OGI $127M

Raging Bull Investments Feb 17 1 click

Hong Leong Asia: Unveiling Undervalued Gems in CYD’s Parent Company

Hong Leong Asia (SGX: H22) has 40% base-case upside, driven by its CYD stake’s data-center opportunity and Singapore-Malaysia…

CYD $1B

Maius Partners Feb 11 1 click

Unpacking eDreams' Capital Markets Day

EDreams nears 7.25 million Prime members and €180 million of Cash EBITDA, marking its shift from an online travel agency to a…

EDDRF $522M

310 Value’s Newsletter Feb 6 1 click

China Yuchai: Deep Value Meets Growth (NYSE:CYD)

China Yuchai (CYD) trades at 2x EBITDA and 0.3x book as data-center backup-power demand, buybacks, and net cash support an earnings…

CYD $1B

Maius Partners Feb 5 1 click

The Wendy’s Company (Symbol: WEN) One-Hour Analysis: How Sustainable is the $1.00 Dividend?

Wendy’s $1 annual dividend yields 6.8%, supported by positive same-store sales and unit growth but constrained by $2.75 billion of debt and…

WEN $1.2B

Investing 501 Jan 30

UGI Corporation (Symbol: UGI). One Hour Analysis: Weak Performance at AmeriGas Division Obscures Strong Performance of Natural Gas Utility and Midstream Assets.

UGI's AmeriGas EBITDA fell from $584 million in 2019 to $320 million in 2024, masking growth at its gas utility and midstream divisions.

UGI $8.1B

Investing 501 Jan 17

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