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Your no drama good valuation stocks?

REDDIT / Top-Sir-1215 / Jul 8, 2026

Basically I’m interested in tickers where they are low pe, low debt, and generally go up or pay dividends without much issue. A few of my favorites are all, rf, cf, and Cigna. I understand these all could go down …

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GESHIP: P/E of 6.9x — A Valuation Anomaly in Marine Shipping

REDDIT / viewmind / Jul 8, 2026

# GESHIP: P/E of 6.9x — A Valuation Anomaly in Marine Shipping > # Why This Stock Deserves Your Research Attention The Great Eastern Shipping Company Limited (GESHIP) is India's largest private-sector shipping company, operating in the marine shipping industry. …

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MU Structural change

REDDIT / PositiveChemistry710 / Jul 8, 2026

SemiAnalysis projects that cumulative AI IT and datacenter capital expenditure from 2024 to 2029 will reach approximately $11.1 trillion (Save this). Annual capex is expected to exceed $2 trillion by 2028, growing almost every single year in the forecast window …

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Is Glanbia PLC the Sandisk of GLP-1/Wegovy?

REDDIT / thestoryhacker / Jul 8, 2026

The protein powder that I used to buy went from $60 to $80, then yesterday, it's at $101. So I did a quick research and found that the demand for whey protein has gotten extremely high because of glp-1. Food …

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Most toxic monopoly I've seen

REDDIT / RoryAtDMI / Jul 8, 2026

Autotrader in the UK (AUTO) is hilarious, they're such a monopoly their customers are trying to revolt but can't. Been searching for UK monopolies for my substack and find this vehicle selling platform. 63% margin, 51% ROIC and they convert …

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AAPL: I do not fully trust clean mega-cap reactions anymore

REDDIT / Chemical-Magician815 / Jul 8, 2026

AAPL used to be one of the names where I trusted the first clean reaction more than I should have. Big liquid stock. Real buyers. Less nonsense than high-beta names. That was the story I told myself, and it made …

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How to frame the right problem

REDDIT / mannhowie / Jul 8, 2026

I was inspired by Charlie Munger's inversion approach to problem solving to write this article about reframing the problem to solve problems more easily

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