Can you share an example of a beat down value stock that rebounded for you ? Value trap, falling knife, vs. huge bounce back. Something like Carvana did, but that wasn't a value play. $5 to $300. Lots of posts …
Kioxia recently surpassed Toyota by market capitalization, which feels like a major symbolic shift for Japan’s equity market. I looked at it from a valuation perspective rather than just as an AI momentum story. My main question is: how much …
has anyone else noticed the massive jump in short interest across software stocks? MSFT short interest has increased from 51,170,267 shares a year ago to 88,696,120 shares today, a rise of 37,525,853 shares, or roughly 73%. What's even crazier the …
For a couple of weeks I've been analyzing & reading Reddit stock filings due to the noise from everywhere and honestly here are my 2 cents. **TL;DR** Reddit's Q1 2026 was objectively strong: revenue grew **69%** YoY, operating margin reached …
In my opinion, MSFT is going to drop more in the upcoming months as it's not even 30% down from ATH. PE ratio is also pretty high. We have so many awesome companies that are crashing hard and that have …
**SUMMARY :** Despite the seasonally weaker quarter, it was the company's best quarter, which speaks volumes about HITI's increased operating efficiency. **Gms on medical cannabis 27%** # Key Strengths of High Tide's Q2 FY2026 # 1. Strong Revenue Growth * …
A 4% interest savings account has an equivalent P/E of 25 The S&P 500 forward P/E is around 25 The historic return on the S&P 500 has been about 10% per year. But things are different: P/E is now double …
Hi all, Some Regional Bank stocks look attractive with good EPS growth and sub teen p/e’s. Has anyone looked in to some worthy investments in this sector? What are some regional bank stocks that you think can compound over the …
In my opinion, Klaviyo has been unfairly bucketed with the rest of SaaS which has created a massive and generational buying opportunity. For Klaviyo, the AI disruption is not only wrong, but it actually is the opposite. This company will …
Putting some visibility on this, been in this for about a month. Listened to a podcast ([Podcast episode link](https://open.spotify.com/episode/0Kw8wqrb6YmjaNIhEvQXA9?si=a8a52e5f7207463b)) talking about Toast (primarily POS solutions provider for restaurants), and its absolutely stupid how flawed the SaaSpocalypse-related "analysis" is compared to …