Wednesday, November 11, 2026

Quick note on LSAK and GRPN

Lesaka expects its Bank Zero acquisition to close by end-January 2027, though it could still close this calendar year.

LSAK $309MGRPN $488M

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@calvinblissett 18m ago

Calvin Blissett on X

$ZIM has been a position of mine for a few months now, quite boring in the best way. A good value investor hiding place in this market

@KEDM_COM 20m ago

KEDM.com on X

Bob Robotti @BobRobotti’s letters are always worth reading. He thinks the market is extrapolating weak homebuilding conditions into perpetuity at Builders FirstSource $BLDR and is overlooking the company's fundamental strengths, its potential for substantial cash generation, and the country's enormous long-term need for housing. Housing is one of the themes we always monitor closely.

@DeepSailCapital 21m ago

Deep Sail Capital on X

$QNT: IPO Hangover

@finphysnerd 1h ago

Myles on X

$CURI pumping 15% after hours on another strong earnings report. In reality it's another mirage. They tout $12m of licensing revenue which is likely all barter revenue (no cash). The expense side of their previous barter revenue is already starting to come through the expense

@david_katunaric 2h ago

Mikro Kap David on X

What's stopping $WSTL (former holding) from returning some cash to shareholders? They were doing so well on the buyback front in late 2024 and early 2025. At this rate, people will mistake it for a 🇯🇵 co, with $40M+ in net cash against a $65M market cap.

@StableBread 2h ago

Fajasy on X

I checked Root’s $ROOT Q3 against the base and bear cases from my August update, after the car insurer fell 24.1% in two days. $ROOT bought back 290,694 shares in Q3 at an average of $53.15/share ($15.5M), leaving $38.8M on the authorization, ~6% of today’s market cap. At $43.37/share, the market cap is $659M on 15.2M shares, or 2.0x the $327.0M book value as of September 30. Net of the $261.6M held outside the insurance subsidiaries, you’re paying $397M for the insurance operations, or 3.9x nine-month net income annualized (Q4 is the seasonally weak quarter). In August, my base case was $55-80/share (2.5-3.5x book on an 18-22% ROE), and my bear case $35-45 (1.5-2.0x book, with ROE compressing to 12-15%). Q3’s annualized ROE was ~18%, the bottom of the base case, while the stock now trades at the top of the bear case’s multiple.

@calvinblissett 2h ago

Calvin Blissett on X

Munger misses things, Malone is worth learning from and anyone would’ve been lucky to hitch their wagon along to the TCI ride. He also missed $CACC. He did call Valeant though using the same framework. He’s been much more right than wrong which is what matters