AppLovin 3Q26 Business Update: No Notes
AppLovin’s Q3 revenue rose 55% year over year as AXON model gains expanded margins, while ad take-rate compression remains the key competitive risk.
AppLovin’s Q3 revenue rose 55% year over year as AXON model gains expanded margins, while ad take-rate compression remains the key competitive risk.
Not saying $MCHP is cheap, but so far, their Q3 earnings narrative is exactly what most AI beneficiaries are saying about their AI and data center related growth. Political posturing might impact near-term investor sentiment, but it shouldn’t impact overall growth trajectories of a good deal of these companies. Valuation is another story.
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General Mills Considering Separation of Haagen-Dazs Business Outside North America $GIS https://t.co/wtqQjtZKGO
DraftKings Cuts Outlook as It Pours More Money Into Prediction Markets $DKNG https://t.co/lGrshk7yNl
@0pportunist @Tulipspeculator @SwCap30 Agree to disagree, I guess we'll see. I think $SPY is higher in 6 months.
Florida is the last sane place in USA. Got $JOE…?? https://t.co/RJLt2GPIFB
This is the main reason why we own 3 to 4 times as much of $CPT vs $MAA and $NXRT Blended leases up 1.0% in Q3 with new lease down 2% YOY vs new leases down 6% for MAA and down 4.5% for NXRT The renewal - new lease is too high for MAA for my liking. Much healthier for Camden Same store NOI -0.2% in Q3 vs -1.8% for MAA and -8.2% for NXRT (large chunky expenses that is not run rate for NXRT) @jayparsons
MercadoLibre’s logistics expansion cut margins by 60 basis points, while Mercado Pago grew credit 62% with 7% NPLs.
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ABB agreed to buy Rotork for 503 pence a share, a 73% premium, valuing the U.K.
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PayPal faces a $60.50-per-share buyout offer from Stripe and Advent, with a rejection or counteroffer above $80 viewed as more likely.
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