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**TL;DR / My Take:** This shit went from \~$25 to sub-$4 in days because Avis yeeted their big contract. The market priced it like bankruptcy. But Government Solutions is a moaty cash printer, valuation is stupid cheap (P/E \~5x, 0.65x …
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Between 2015 and 2023, Reddit had yearly revenue growth rates of roughly 88, 67, 100, 60, 50, 57, 143, 47, and 20 percent. This averages out to 70%, with completely normal volatility. However, ever since they IPO'ed, that volatility has …
Been watching this for a couple weeks and Friday kind of confirmed it for me. May payrolls printed 172k against an 80k estimate, unemployment held at 4.3%, and instead of that being read as a healthy economy, everything sold off. …
In a Bloomberg Interview, Hock Tan (CEO of Broadcom) was asked about the M&A strategy which they have deployed extensively over the course of last decade. Historically, Hock Tan would partner up with Private Equity and using bank leverage to …
I can't believe this is actually news... "Much of the cash will come from SpaceX's AI business" 😂
I found out that Brian Armstrong cofounded a DeSci platform called ResearchHub that's trying to disrupt the global research and academia industry, a market of approximately $3 trillion. The platform has already redefined how scientific research gets funded, reviewed, and …
\*\*NXGB @ .0003 Alright here's the real DD with the warts and all. Yes there was dilution. Yes unrestricted shares hit. That's WHY it's at .0003 instead of .003. \*\*THE BULL CASE:\*\* \- \*\*Dilution OVER\*\* — the unrestricted shares already …