October 2026 Random Ramblings
October 2026 market commentary covers SOLS’s cancelled merger, a hypothetical Starbucks-Chipotle deal, Russell 2000 weakness and AI premiums for Oura and home builders.
October 2026 market commentary covers SOLS’s cancelled merger, a hypothetical Starbucks-Chipotle deal, Russell 2000 weakness and AI premiums for Oura and home builders.
Idea Brunch with David Polansky and Tim Delaney of Immersion Investments David and Tim break down their small-cap-focused research process and share commentary on $MAMA $SRTA and $RDVT Enjoy! https://t.co/zWh7qAOCoO
Based on Hunterbrook Media’s reporting, at the time of publication, Hunterbrook Capital is long $INOD. Positions may change at any time. This article is not investment advice or any recommendation. See full disclosures on our website. https://t.co/WJqJtizenf
$INOD’s largest customer: Meta, according to interviews with former employees, sell-side research, and even an old short report. So if it’s working on “the personalization of long-horizon agents,” that sounds like Muse. https://t.co/nPxHgXFP2n
NEW: Innodata, a data-labeling company based out of New Jersey, reportedly has one big customer: Meta. $INOD recently disclosed helping that customer with the “personalization of long-horizon agents.” Is Innodata involved in Muse? https://t.co/SueZNIP4Mx
I echo these thoughts on $CRDO. https://t.co/GUUJOngRvK
What do you think the unit economics to make a magic the gathering card is and what the markup is? What happens when you capture the entire retail margin by in housing. What happens when you sell the dumb toy biz? What happens when you stop allocations of MTG from everyone else and funnel to $GME shelves? How does store traffic improve?
SocGen really seems like the Citi of Europe. $GLE $C AI-driven cost reduction, and ROTE acceleration? Or is the CH Robinson of banks? https://t.co/gNqcJVvRFc https://t.co/ui4wQ2uf8Z
RTX’s $289 billion backlog, including $119 billion in defense, supports growth from defense contracts and commercial aerospace aftermarket…
ASML’s €11.7 billion quarter benefited from €3.3 billion in installed-base sales and operating leverage, while the MATCH Act threatens…
Visa’s network economics support long-term compounding, but a 1.7–1.8 forward PEG and risks to high-margin payment revenues limit near-term…
Applied Materials leads wafer-fab deposition and ranks third in etch, positioning it for tougher 3D chip manufacturing as investors weigh a…
Howmet Aerospace is framed as a beneficiary of turbine and aircraft-engine demand, while J.B.
Palantir is cut to Hold after a 35% multiple-driven rally, while C3.ai is rated Sell on stalled revenue, expensive valuation and weak…
Lennar cut build times to 116 days and adopted an asset-light land model, while gross margin fell to 15.8% from 27.5% as land costs rose.
Lennar grew from a Miami builder into one of America’s two largest homebuilders, controlling land largely through options and land banks…
Lennar’s second audio program examines the homebuilder’s business for professional investors and housing analysts.
ASML reported Q3 sales of €11.7 billion, up 55% year over year, and guided Q4 sales to €14.2 billion to €15.2 billion amid capacity…
Eaton’s backlog, data-center, grid and aerospace demand, plus a 450–500 bp H2 2026 Electrical Americas margin recovery, support the growth…
Asian insider buying rose 19% to US$2.4 billion across 930 September transactions, led by Grab CEO Anthony Tan’s US$30 million purchase…
SRTA · long Strata Critical Medical, SRTA, supplies organ-transport products tied to U.S. transplant growth.
ASML’s strong quarterly results failed to prevent a selloff, as AI investors focused on scarcity fears facing chip-equipment makers…
Apple HomeView raises questions about demand for expensive Apple devices built around subpar AI.
Corning’s NVIDIA-backed 10x fiber expansion, enterprise connector demand and carrier capacity plans frame its optical communications…
Apple is leaning on partner integration for the smart home, while Amazon faces strategic choices around AI agents.
Nvidia’s investor meeting features CFO Colette Kress and IR and Strategic Finance VP Toshiya Hari.
AMD CEO Lisa Su says demand for AI inference and CPUs continues to rise as computing capacity becomes more valuable.
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