r/ValueInvesting

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Reddit by vcolovic June 15, 2026

BRK underperforms SPY for 23 years, cumulative

Some user wrote this in some discussion? It this true? BRK as BRK.B Please, no "in 10 years" answers, because if you wrote that 20 years ago you would be wrong.

Reddit by Safe-Chipmunk-4417 June 15, 2026

Brightstar Lottery down 25% - value play

Happy to share so much on this stock, but appreciate a lot of text puts people off from reading. I have had daily conversations with AI pulling in all of their data, utilising public info such as lottery ticket sales and tracking rollover jackpot status. ​ If you take a …

Reddit by valbolt June 15, 2026

ZTS - the more I dig, the more I go back and forth on it. Curious what this sub thinks.

Been looking at Zoetis for the past week and I keep landing in different places depending on which part of the analysis I'm staring at. The moat case is real. Animal health doesn't work like human pharma vets don't price shop the way pharmacists do, in vet pharma, generic substitution …

Reddit by mrmrmrj June 15, 2026

Why you wait for fundamentals to turn on broken growth stocks

One of the great financial tech franchises - $FISV - getting murdered over and over again as we watch. When weakness in the fundamentals drives a stock down, do not invest until the fundamental turn. PYPL fundamentals are also degrading. You have to wait for a sign of the turn. …

Reddit by dimknaf June 15, 2026

Looking Back at Your Own and Others' Thoughts and Comments Is the Best Investing Lesson (2-yr Reddit Thread on Intel, TSMC, Samsung vs Nvidia)

[https://www.reddit.com/r/ValueInvesting/comments/1dh8a2l/5\_reasons\_why\_intel\_samsung\_and\_tsmc\_may\_be/](https://www.reddit.com/r/ValueInvesting/comments/1dh8a2l/5_reasons_why_intel_samsung_and_tsmc_may_be/) I really believe that one of the greatest activities that an investor can do is looking back at their comments and think...."hmm, would I have said that in hindsight". What I got right and what I got wrong. I think is one of the best things an investor can …

Reddit by No_Fox9908 June 15, 2026

When do you take profits?

So my first tranche of UNH shares just hit the one year mark and I am up 50% and the hardest part like always at least for me is knowing when to take profits. I have 5 batches I bought as it was falling just about a year ago. Normally …

Reddit by SelfMastery__ June 15, 2026

RDDT is an absolute beast of a company with real catalysts soon to come

Gross margin: 91.5%. That is seven straight quarters above 90%. For every dollar of revenue they keep over 91 cents. That is software margin most companies only dream of. Revenue: $663 million last quarter. Up 69% year over year. The seventh consecutive quarter of growth above 60%. Advertising alone grew …

Reddit by Economy_Product6611 June 15, 2026

I’m unable to pick stocks that go up over time

Guys I’ve been trading for the past 13 years and I’m simply unable to pick a stock that goes up over time. Is it not as easy as “if it has steady positive net income, it should go up over time if you buy it cheap?” Take for example right …

Reddit by Donechrome June 15, 2026

Applying Graham/Buffer/Lynch valuation on to SpaceX

Graham would land in the $50–100B range using net asset value and GAAP earnings discipline. The $4.9B net loss, $41B accumulated deficit, and xAI burning $30B+ annually in capex would result in no margin of safety calculation even getting close to the IPO price. He’d value Starlink’s earnings power at …

Reddit by crocaby June 15, 2026

Netflix may gain from under-16 social media bans

After Australia last year, the UK just announced restrictions on social media apps such as Instagram, TikTok, YouTube and Facebook from being used by the under-16 age group. Many more countries are considering the same. If even a portion of screen time ends up on Netflix, then it can gain …