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Reddit by Far_Preference_2065 July 11, 2026

Clarivate plc

Clarivate sells sticky data and analytics software to academias, governments, corporations, law firms and pharmaceutical companies. The business reports three main segments, Academia & Government, Intellectual Property and Life Sciences & Healthcare. Academia & Government (A&G), with the flagship product Web of Science (WoS), is essentially Google for academia, takes …

buy Score: -1.00 View Prediction
Reddit by YourSecondFather July 11, 2026

What’s your biggest regret in the investing world?

For me personally, selling Meta too early since my avg was $90 share back in 2022. Sold AMD for AMC (Lmao). Brought penny stocks all went to zero. Started investing at 26 as no one in the family knows anything about stock market. Current condition:- holding software stocks very heavily …

Reddit by HomeworkLiving1026 July 11, 2026

Best Regional Bank Stocks

Hi all, I have adressed this topic earlier but given the insane valuations the topic should be revisited in this sub imo. Regional Bank stocks have insane EPS growth, attractive P/E ratios and interesting dividend yields/buybacks. Has anyone looked in to some worthy investments in this sector? What are some …

Reddit by Solid-Mood9571 July 10, 2026

What do you do when you can’t find any good deals?

For example you fucked up and sold your index funds and now everything is higher than before including individual stocks. Do you buy back in or wait it out?

Reddit by broengineer July 10, 2026

NU Holdings (NU)

I am studying NU, and I am still unsure wether it's undervalued or not. I understand that the market is pricing in South America risks, but this growth and those margins are very rare at those multiples. My take is that if you value it as a fintech, it's undervalued. …

buy Score: 1.00 View Prediction
Reddit by bananatoastie July 10, 2026

Just finished “Where are the customer’s yachts?”

I regularly listen to Berkshire Hathaway meetings from years gone by, on YouTube and Apple Podcasts. It soothes me and I find it very interesting. Whilst listening to an “episode” I heard Warren recommend the book “Where are the customer’s yachts?” by Fred Schwed. What a great book - highly …

Reddit by WonderfolioApp July 10, 2026

What’s your take on DECK? I don’t see many posts on it lately.

I think Deckers is one of the few genuinely great businesses trading near a fair price right now. If I'm missing a red flag, please let me know. Mostly I want you to invert it. Quick recent history... Two years ago DECK was going strong on the price. HOKA on …

target $180.00 Score: -0.32 View Prediction
Reddit by Idntevncare July 10, 2026

AI and diabetes

I’ve been watching minimed MMED since its recent IPO, finally dipped my toes in at 10.87. Anyone into medical device stock that’s taken a look?

Reddit by Difficult-Stretch-49 July 10, 2026

Free little dashboard to keep an eye on the macro environment

It's actually all derived from a YouTuber called Defiant Gatekeeper. If you don't know him, he makes very valuable videos about investing based on macro indicators. It's all based around the relationship between the Fed rate and the balance sheet, which theoretically favors different kinds of companies. I also included …

Reddit by Haunting_Win_7959 July 10, 2026

Mestek, Inc. (MCCK)

Mestek (MCCK) has a market cap of $535MM. It has $406MM in cash + investments on its balance sheet. So, cash + investments make up 75% of its market cap. Also, it has no significant debt (only \~$7MM). That means the enterprise value of this stock is $136MM. (EV is …

buy Score: -1.00 View Prediction