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KEDM.com on X

Uranium Royalty $UROY completed its (asset) deal with Sweetwater Royalties. This was quite the big deal for UR, not only in size ($1.9bn in EV and roughly $1.1bn in equity acquired, vs C$490m EV and C$600m market cap for UROY), but also because it will drastically reduce exposure to just one main commodity. The company recently listed on the Nasdaq and delisted from the TSX. In short, a transformative acquisition (trona is an interesting commodity) which should help the valuation. BB is not yet showing the correct financials, and coverage is picking up.
@KEDM_COM

KEDM.com on X

Optimist Fund @optimist_fund sees an opportunity in the buy-now-pay-later space and has conducted a deep dive into Affirm $AFRM. The fund says the buy-now-pay-later model is still lightly penetrated in US e-commerce and barely penetrated once bricks-and-mortar retail is included. Underwriting every transaction individually at the point of sale, with terms fixed upfront and no compounding interest or late fees, aligns the lender with the consumer in a way the revolving credit card model does not.
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Raging Capital Ventures on X

Just as Lucent and Alcatel did, $NVDA is providing enormous vendor financing, thus in part the argument as to why it is a “synthetic” neocloud hyperscaler. $NVDA is on the hook if the neoclouds stop paying. I think there are great similarities between the neocloud boom and the CLEC buildout. And I think there is great risk of DWDM-like innovation (which is what killed the fiber industry) in LLMs, memory, et al. Finally, some investors whine about $NVDA’s “low multiple.” That’s what happens when you lend money to your customers to prop up pricing power and stem market share loses to ASICs. You can’t have your cake and eat it too.