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Reddit by investorinvestor July 5, 2026

Playing The Honeywell Aerospace Spin-Off

Reddit by Itchy-Solution3726 July 5, 2026

Why is $GAMB trading as if bankruptcy is inevitable?

**Disclaimer:** $GAMB holder here. I'm down about 70% on my position, although thankfully it's a relatively small one. My impression is that the market is pricing this company as if bankruptcy is the most likely outcome. The affiliate business is clearly performing terribly, but on the other hand the sports …

Reddit by raytoei July 5, 2026

Understanding where your investment returns come from.

**Note the flair: Basics / Getting Started.** I ran a quizz not too long ago and most of the answers were wrong, here is a PDF from M. Mauboussin explaining where your investment returns come from. In the short-term, sentiments, demand and supply will move the share price. In the …

Reddit by raytoei July 5, 2026

Soda, Coffee, and Cava Won the First Half. Snacks and Pizza Struggled - Barron’s

Soda, Coffee, and Cava Won the First Half. Snacks and Pizza Struggled - Barron’s By Evie Liu https://www.barrons.com/articles/soda-coffee-snacks-stocks-078639cd July 02, 2026 5:52 pm EDT Food, beverage and restaurant stocks didn’t move together in the first half of 2026. Inflation has cut into consumer spending power in the U.S. By May, …

Reddit by DuinoTycoon July 4, 2026

What’s the deal with Coca Cola Consolidated (COKE)?

I had AI frame this post because I found it difficult to write my question myself and I thought this would be easier to read: I’ve been digging into COKE (Coca-Cola Consolidated, not KO) and I’m trying to understand whether the market is still mispricing it or if the story …

Reddit by Stevewilson1983 July 4, 2026

Scandi Standard - a good company, but you're paying for it

Ok, so brief summary, since that's a thing people seem to want in a longer post: [SCST.ST](http://SCST.ST) looks to me like a solid business, but it's not cheap. Not terrible for me, as one of my goals is to diversify, and not have so much of my portfolio tied to …

Reddit by msuser_ma July 4, 2026

Is FIZZ (National Beverages) worth buying for the dividends this week?

What do you guys think about buying this stock for the dividends before the 13th? A $3.25 dividend would allow me to be to sustain a 10% loss in the stock price and hopefully it will go up from here. Should I buy it or skip it? (Not financial advice, …

Reddit by DeepValueInsights July 4, 2026

A cheap stock hidden on the OTC

Reddit by Playful_Biscotti4738 July 4, 2026

Microsoft (MSFT): Wide Moat, AI CapEx, and Why the Market May Be Underestimating Long-Term Earnings Power

# TL;DR Microsoft is not a deep-value stock in the traditional sense, but I think the market may be underestimating its long-term earnings power. The central debate is: > Is Microsoft’s AI CapEx cycle creating future earnings power, or permanently weakening margins and free cash flow? The CapEx risk is …

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Reddit by mrmrmrj July 4, 2026

$OTIS: Another watchlist name to focus on

Otis was spun out of UTX in 2020. At that time: 433mm shares, $50 stock price, $5.2B debt, $1.1B net income, $0.60 dividend Today 390mm shares, $72 stock price, $6.9B debt, $1.6B net income, $1.65 dividend EV then: $26.8B, EV now: $35B, +30%. Sales, net margin, operating margin have al …