Tuesday, November 10, 2026

CoreWeave (NASDAQ: CRWV) Stock Rating: Do Nothing After Q3 FY12/26 Earnings

CoreWeave reported 168% revenue growth to $3.66 billion, but $20.4 billion of trailing free cash outflow and $42.7 billion in net debt keep it dependent on financing and customer…

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@finphysnerd 7m ago

Myles on X

@Tintincapital My mate works for their main competitor $WPP. Sat him down one afternoon, pumped him full of free beer and had him just give me a rundown of everything he was seeing in the advertising industry currently. Put a variety of positions on after but this was my largest.

@DOMOCAPITAL 13m ago

DOMO Capital Management, LLC on X

@gr8t4ver @ArbLens Probably closed tonight or signed a short 5 day extension. California would not have approved unless $WU signed-off on whatever the conditions were. No chance they walk or renegotiate. $IMXI might not even trade tomorrow.

@BarbarianCap 15m ago

Barbarian Capital on X

On Holding’s Sales Mix Surprises, as Direct-to-Consumer Growth Underwhelms $ONON

@AsifSuria 1h ago

Asif Suria on X

@jbmp51 Looks like California provided conditional approval (the conditions don't look too onerous to me). Not it is up to $WU to make it happen if they still want $IMXI

@TidefallCapital 2h ago

Trevor Scott on X

This is like when $LULU started selling deodorant and keychains.

@junkbondinvest 2h ago

junkbondinvestor on X

Quick follow-up on $CRWV after the call...funding picture better than the release suggested: > Next DDTL expected to be IG at 7-7.5% and fund 90%+ of capex. Hasn’t launched yet. > The $9bn of prepayments is from signed contracts. $3bn+ of it is from recontracting existing GPUs. > 2027 capex flat at $37-39bn if they only build committed backlog. > Ampere and Hopper pricing up 30-50% QoQ, above original contract prices. That’s shortage pricing though. > ST deals at ~$40mm/MW vs $20-25mm on 4-5 yr contracts. > No new unsecured through 2027 at current yields and <$5bn of parent-level capital needed. They didn’t say where that comes from. ATM? > No downside case given for what happens if supply catches up. NT funding concern mostly answered. The open question is whether today’s pricing lasts. Thoughts?

@KEDM_COM 3h ago

KEDM.com on X

Once a year, Bill Ackman @BillAckman of Pershing Square bangs the drum on Fannie Mae $FNMA and Freddie Mac $FMCC. They are high-quality, low-risk businesses currently trading at 1.5x earnings and operating under state conservatorship, even though Trump repeatedly mentioned taking the companies public. Ackman mentioned what a member of President Trump's administration said: “We can’t take the risk of the Communists taking control of Fannie and Freddie”. Bill’s letter makes his tweets look short by comparison, but it offers some good insights.

@junkbondinvest 3h ago

junkbondinvestor on X

$CRWV prepared remarks: 2027 renewals would generate “approaching $4bn of incremental annualized revenue” Q&A (asked if that’s total or uplift): it’s the ARR available from recontracting GPUs whose current contracts roll off, outside backlog, not yet signed, at current pricing... Nice.