Hi everyone! I’m in my mid-20s and have managed to save about $7,000 over the past year. I’m looking to invest it in a single stock with high risk but potentially high reward, as I have a long-term investment horizon …
ServiceNow is down more than 50% in the SaaS selloff, so instead of building a forecast and arguing for a price target, I ran a reverse DCF. I took today’s $107 share price and solved for the FCFF growth rate …
There is a lot to discuss about this company, but I think they are headed in the correct direction and no one is noticing. Compared to many other industries and stocks in the market, software has been heavily discounted into …
Kahneman showed **we feel losses more sharply than equivalent gains**. That should make us cautious investors. But in a bull market, **when everyone around you is getting rich, the loss you fear changes: it's no longer losing your capital, it's …
Was watching CNBC last Friday and I heard at least three different analysts say the “consumer AI revolution” is gonna go through Apple. Josh Brown (Ritholtz Wealth Management):"Other companies that are of comparable size are borrowing money in the bond …
There are way too many non-value investors that come into this subreddit and they have no idea how we invest: 1. **FOMO investors** (\_\_\_ stock is going to the Moon, i have to buy it now it's gone up 130%) …
An opinion piece on Micron and SK Hynix, following on from SK Hynix's recent IPO and recent publications on this subreddit. **The tell in Micron's contracts nobody seems to be reading** SK Hynix's CEO said last week that the memory …
Really good breakdown on this [https://open.substack.com/pub/somethings0ff/p/something-special-issue-3-playtech?r=rc0eo&utm\_medium=ios](https://open.substack.com/pub/somethings0ff/p/something-special-issue-3-playtech?r=rc0eo&utm_medium=ios) **The Setup** Playtech (PTEC.L) is a FTSE 250 company that builds the underlying software for online casinos and sportsbooks (DraftKings, bet365, Hard Rock, etc.). They don’t take the bets; they provide the B2B infrastructure. …
**TL;DR** * **\~98%** of Vertex's product revenue still comes from cystic fibrosis drugs. * That franchise came from a **2001** acquisition. The first drug out of it wasn't approved until **2012**, and it didn't become a giant until **\~2019**. * …
We all know how Microsoft has been trading at its lowest forward PE ratio levels in several years, we see posts about that on this sub all the time. I think this is a fast narrowing window which will no …