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Lee Roach on X

Meta Platforms $META is literally, and I mean LITERALLY, named after its last mistake and now they are about to raise equity to fund more AI nonsense. They are spending so much Capex. Capex was more than cash from operations this quarter and will be more in the full year based on their guide. How did a capital lite tech company turn into a Capex pit? Kind of wild. There is no cash flow anymore. And they are raising equity that won't dilute Zuck's supervoting shares. Pretty terrible corporate governance if you ask me.
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Asif Suria on X

"We believe mgmt. wants to make sure it gets credit for that ramp, which could happen by letting the next 1-4 quarters play out." Management at $LION has been deeply entrenched and the company has become an "activist black hole". Carl Icahn's protege Mark Rachesky disappeared into it and it also swallowed our former Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin. At least after Mnuchin got involved, we managed to get rid of the dual class structure and Starz $STRZ was spun out. Like @valuedontlie I should have doubled down on Starz instead of $LION. Still long Lionsgate Studios and still willing to be patient but it feels like Feltheimer has perfected the art of moving the goal post.

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