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Is FICO finally undervalued now or it's still a value trap?

REDDIT / DigAccomplished6482 / Sep 4, 2026

The stock is down 20% today due to VantageScore 4.0, the Mortgage Credit Score, Now FHFA Approved for All Lenders Originating Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac Mortgage Loans. VantageScore 4.0 Responsibly Expands the Mortgage Market by Identifying More Qualified Borrowers …

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Why I Think the Market Is Wrong About Copart (CPRT)

REDDIT / anmolago1 / Sep 4, 2026

I spent part of this week and last week researching the best candidate for my next analysis after finalizing OCL.AX. To speed up the process, which historically ate up hours that could have been better spent actually analyzing businesses, I …

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Omni Bridgeway – A Quality Legal-Assets Platform At A Sector-Reset Price

REDDIT / Rare_Plan7340 / Sep 4, 2026

# The thesis **Omni Bridgeway (**[**ASX: OBL**](https://www.livewiremarkets.com/stock_codes/asx-obl)**)** is, in my view, the most compelling listed way to gain exposure to legal finance – a high-returning, largely uncorrelated legal-assets class – through a capital-light funds-management platform rather than a leveraged balance-sheet …

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Bumble's case for deep value

REDDIT / Objective-Bowler-269 / Sep 4, 2026

Bumble (BMBL) is incredibly cheap. I'm getting $297M in net debt plus a $444M market cap = $741M enterprise value. Last year's EBITDA was $313M, for an egregiously low EV/EBITDA of below 3.0. The bottom line is stable over the …

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What do you guys think of the beer industry?

REDDIT / BarnacleDowntown8952 / Sep 4, 2026

Specifically looking at STZ. $22 billion market cap. Near 52 week lows. They are the 3rd largest beer maker in the US, behind Inbev (BUD) and Molson/Coors (TAP). They do own limited wine and spirits brands as well (notably Robert …

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Graham "Cigar Butts" for Small Portfolio?

REDDIT / PotatoMissionStart / Sep 4, 2026

Buffett transition from Graham's "cigar butt" buy-and-sell strategy to Munger's great-companies-at-fair-price moat strategy. But the reason he did this was due to SCALE. As a small investor with a tax-free account, I wonder if the Graham strategy makes more sense? …

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Another Leadership Shakeup at Adobe

REDDIT / StephenAtLarge / Sep 4, 2026

Adobe has finally concluded the CEO search. Anil Chakravarthy, president of Adobe’s Customer Experience Orchestration business and worldwide field operations, will become Adobe’s next president and CEO and join the Board of Directors on December 1, 2026. Shantanu Narayen will …

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Real output, not market price

REDDIT / Professional-Day9384 / Sep 3, 2026

Does anyone else build spreadsheets for their portfolio where they count their companies' output and future output, not the current market price of their portfolio? It feels a lot more reassuring when you know you own XX barrels of oil …

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