r/ValueInvesting

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Reddit by Jera_Value July 6, 2026

I built a simple page that lists deals, discounts, and free plans for investing tools

I created a free page with discounts, promos, and free plans for investment tools. It’s updated every week, currently has 30+ deals, and some of them are temporary, so you have to be quick. It’s 100% free, so I thought I’d share it in case it’s useful. Some affiliate links …

Reddit by Firm_Rich_8794 July 6, 2026

Microsoft Reverse DCF

I estimated FY36 FCF of big tech (MSFT in this case) and what it would take for Microsoft to deliver given my desired rate of return to be 12%. It is working backwards to see what market cap makes sense from FY36 FCF. Grill me on my assumptions as I'm …

Reddit by raytoei July 6, 2026

A first simple valuation of Honeywell Aerospace ($hona)

**TLDR**: this is an early attempt to do a valuation of $HONA, the company Honeywell Aerospace which was spun off on the 29th June. Due to the Fog of War (FoW), this aerospace company is priced currently at fair value, i do expect that investors will bid up the price …

Reddit by Odd-Ad8165 July 6, 2026

I paid myself about $7,600 to panic-sell Intel and then buy it back higher. Same shares.

I still feel a little sick about this one. Intel was my highest-conviction pick. The only American company that still makes its own chips, the last one standing anywhere near TSMC. I actually believed in it. Then earnings hit, worst day in the company’s history, and I watched it bleed …

target $100.00 View Prediction
Reddit by alphabeatergamma July 6, 2026

Barratt Redrow (LSE: BTRW) – buying £1 of tangible assets for ~65p?

I’ve been looking at UK housebuilders as value investments, and Barratt Redrow looks particularly interesting at around 279p. The obvious bull case is UK planning reform, political support for housebuilding and eventually lower mortgage rates. But these tailwinds could take years to translate into earnings, so I’m more interested in …

Reddit by AutoModerator July 6, 2026

Weekly Stock Ideas Megathread: Week of July 06, 2026

What stocks are on your radar this week? What's undervalued? What's overvalued? This is the place for your quick stock pitches or to ask what everyone else is looking at. *This discussion post is lightly moderated. We suggest checking other users' posting/commenting history before following advice or stock recommendations.* *New …

Reddit by Away_Definition5829 July 6, 2026

16 Investment write-ups to look at

Fresh batch of company write-ups from Substack authors, published from within the last week or so. Not my work - sourced from Giles Capital's weekly compilation: [https://gilescapital.substack.com](https://gilescapital.substack.com) # Americas **alphaseeker84** on [**Micron Technology**](https://alphaseeker84.substack.com/p/micron-technology-mu-q3-fy2026-results) (🇺🇸 MU US - US$1.1tn) Cheap only on forward earnings assuming a cyclical peak that holds. Michael …

target $260.00 View Prediction
Reddit by Chechenko666 July 6, 2026

Long-term growth Core Portfolio review

Hi everyone, I’m looking for some feedback and critiques on my Core portfolio architecture, which is designed for aggressive long-term growth with a 10-15+ year horizon, investing from Chile. # 1. The ETF Core (Global Index Base) This is the fixed allocation for my global base: * **70% IWDA** (iShares …

Reddit by thefrogmeister23 July 5, 2026

Taking profits on "overvalued" long term holds

I established a portfolio of long-term compounder stocks that represented value at the time (2023/2024) with the intention of holding them forever. However, due to the AI buildout, several of these stocks have appreciated to the point I cannot justify their valuation: AMAT, LRCX, KLAC, ASML, MRVL, AMD (To be …

Reddit by Independent_Visioner July 5, 2026

Challenge my Wise Group (LON: WISE) investment thesis

Please challenge my thesis, I’m looking for the strongest counter arguments. Wise is a founder led company with an expanding moat driven by economies of scale. As volumes increase, it lowers fees, attracting more users, and reinforcing the flywheel. The current TAM is over $30T and should continue expanding as …