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Root has $300 million of off-balance sheet assets on $800 million market cap
Root (ROOT) is an auto-insurance business with only 0.42% of market share in the US. Root is also one of the leaders in telematics technology and embedded insurance, both of which are growing faster than the industry average. Today, the …
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Bed Bath & Beyond spent $9.55 billion buying back its own stock. Eleven months later it filed for Chapter 11.
Total buyback spend across 14 fiscal years: roughly **$9.55 billion**. Early on this was a legitimately strong retailer. Gross margins in the low-to-mid 40s, operating margins in the mid-teens, an Altman Z-Score sitting well above **5**, deep in the safe …
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How does Value Investing for defensive investors looks like in 2026?
Based on Benjamin Graham's a defensive investor must limit to companies that meet these 7 rigorous criteria: * **Adequate Size:** Large, prominent companies (avoid small companies, which are more vulnerable). * **Strong Financial Condition:** For industrial companies, current assets should …
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At what point are you trimming or selling all of your $MSFT?
I was thrilled to load up on Microsoft below $400, however, this isn't a circle-jerk post about patting each other on the back. If I compare it to a company like Google, it seems to me, based on respective earnings …
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Real Investing
Financial planning and investing are tough. There’s no perfect strategy, no guaranteed returns, and plenty of noise.
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At what point does a high-growth company become “too expensive” to justify investing in?
I have been thinking about how investors value companies that are growing really quickly but have pretty high valuations. If a company is consistently growing revenue at, say, 30–40% annually, how much should investors actually care about its current P/E …
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AI might not kill SaaS it is killing Freelancer & Digital Content platform
Getty and Upwork just post earning, both dropped 20%+, big yikes. Digital Content, ill there even be a comeback? AI-generated content is already good enough. Even if strict copyright laws against AI model training are passed in the future, I …