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VRRM: Deep Value or Gamble?
What I like about it is that it's not some meme stock. The revenue is real, and the customers are corporate and government entities. The current sell-off is definitely an overreaction. Yes, they lost 10% of their revenue from Avis, but that doesn't justify a 70% drop in the stock …
How can we ever trust individual stocks if market narratives can completely change valuation multiples? (Adobe vs AMD)
Value investing theory says that over long periods, stock prices should follow fundamentals and intrinsic value. But when I actually look at how the market behaves, it feels way more unstable than that. ​ Take Adobe for example (Forward PE 8). The business is still profitable, still growing, still producing …
Everyone on this sub was complaining they didn't buy $NOW when it was at $137 a week ago. It is now back to the prices where the market is giving another chance. Are you buying at $102?
ServiceNow is widely viewed as a top SaaS player for monetizing Agentic AI, A LOT of insiders have bought near these prices including the president of the United States, and Jensen has talked a lot about how $NOW is not going anywhere The CEO of $NOW is saying this is …
Netflix is a strong company that has continuing high revenue and has a very loyal customer base. It has fallen 40%, is it now a buy?
Netflix’s price-to-earnings (P/E) ratio historically hovered at astronomical levels (often well over 50x) when it was growing subscribers at a breakneck pace. The 40% drop seems overblown?
Huuuge (HUG) value trap?
Ticker: HUG (Huuuge, Inc.) - mobile social-casino games. It's a US (Delaware) company that lists only in Warsaw, Poland - no US ticker, so almost nobody in the US has it on a screen. Numbers (USD): * Mkt cap \~$260M. Net cash \~$120M, no debt - about 45% of the …
ADBE and value investing
Disclaimer: I'm a dumbass. ​ I think most of the people worried about AI disruption are missing the point of value investing. Washington post was Buffets most famous case study because as the market were worried about digitalisation he believed that this disruption is not going to kill the stock. …
Fear of the SaaSpocalypse is tormenting techland
Artificial intelligence # [Software once ate the world. Now it is in danger of eating itself](https://archive.is/zms71)
There could be an '87-type crash this year
The similar is remarkable: tensions in Iran (operation Earnest Will vs current war), fears of overvaluation, automated trading algorythms. NFA, but I thought it is an interesting scenario, given we have had quite a few decades with similar panics. I know the trading stops when ths stock market drops more …
What First 3 Things You Look For To Qualify / Disqualify A Stock?
Been reading Buffett and Lynch and trying to get a handle on what to put in a check list. Let’s say you hear about Nike. What’s the first 3 things you look at to quickly qualify or disqualify a stock for further due diligence?
Pls can we talk about expected market reaction on US Fable 5 ban?
From the whole supply chain ecosystem, what players are at higher likely risk of slowdown? ​ The circular loop above suggests that Anthropic has got direct skin in the game with Amazon, Alphabet, and Microsoft. ​ Despite DJT acts quickly before market open to restore the global access since he …