This Undervalued Medical-Devices Stock Is Poised for a Rebound — Barron’s By Dan Victor Updated June 18, 2026 7:01 am EDT / Original June 17, 2026 7:00 pm EDT https://www.barrons.com/articles/medtronic-stock-poised-to-rebound-627c5d01 Medtronic is deeply undervalued and a good bet for your …
These are all fantastic businesses, but I can’t quite get past the fact that so much of their recent profitability and margin expansion is being driven by the massive scaling of their loan books. They are operating in developing markets …
With the recent market pullback, I like Xylem as a pure-play water tech giant with very good macro tailwinds. Had it on my radar for a while but was always too expensive, now after the pullback and not really doing …
And it never did. But its share price dropped by more than 50% and it took more than a decade for the price to recover. PE ratios of MSFT and most other tech stocks dropped to around 10-15 at the …
I'm not directly invested in any SaaS stocks. I'm mostly in financials (insurance) and some staples. Google is my only tech stock. Given you SaaS guys and gals have overtaken this sub, I'm curious when you expect companies like MSFT, …
Hey everyone, wanted to get your thoughts on a high-risk, high-reward alternative investment: acquiring a permanent venture partner. The upfront CapEx (time, dinners, matching algorithms) is brutal, but if you end up deeply ITM (In-The-Marriage), the synergies are undeniable: …
Texas Pacific Land (TPL) has an insider pattern I don’t see highlighted often: one director and one 10%+ owner have logged around 60 open-market purchases over the last 90 days. That’s a sustained, cross-role accumulation rather than a one-off CEO …
Alright people, we do with SaaS related questions. Would you buy $NOW now? Is $MSFT cheap? What is the future of $META from here? Want to do true value investing, let us roll up our sleeves and get to work.. …
Intuit investors have been panicking over TurboTax getting killed by agentic AI. Goldman Sachs downgraded Intuit stock to a "sell" (as usual, after it became clear that the stock was at a multi-year low and heading lower) for this reason. …
I mean, ok it was a good strategy before the retail investor boom, but could it be, that since now news, hype and trends rule the market, we can say, its not a viable strategy anymore?