r/ValueInvesting

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Reddit by Interesting-Gas2572 July 24, 2026

Why I think $BRSL is a fair value investment.

Global leader in lottery technology with long-term government contracts and recurring cash flows. The company is currently trading at $10.50 a share, indicating \~35-45% below the average price target (\~$16 vs. \~$10.5 today). The company is currently trading at 13 P/E, and pays 8% dividend yield, while management continues share …

Reddit by LectureForsaken6782 July 24, 2026

Long on AXP - good time to buy while its dipping after Q2 results

Looks like a great time to buy AXP to me - big dip after Q2 results but looking past the headlines, the core long-term investment thesis remains intact. I went through the Q2 results ​Strong Revenue & EPS Beat: Net profit rose 8% to $3.11B ($4.53 EPS vs. $4.40–$4.45 estimates), …

Reddit by Chalern14 July 24, 2026

My 6 months play for BOX

TLDR: The stock is not massively undervalued, still undervalued, but I still think it can grow. I believe that the market may be valuing Box mainly as a mature cloud storage business while several operating indicators increasingly resemble a profitable enterprise software platform and its relevancy in the future. Thus, …

Reddit by Evening-Interview981 July 24, 2026

"Being paid for patience" — the framework I use to tell time arbitrage from value traps

A comment I made here yesterday about Google being a "paid for patience" setup got a bunch of replies asking the same question: how do you tell the difference between a stock that pays you for patience and a value trap that just feels like one? Both look identical on …

Reddit by Sufficient-Flan1565 July 24, 2026

Charter communications dumping

Guys any idea why chtr is dumping so bad after earnings? The earnings look in line and they did some share buybacks too. I hold a few hundred shares at 130 cost basis so kinda pissed The revenue is declining but nothing crazy

Reddit by Confident-Score-838 July 24, 2026

Is anyone spending time to Research companies, or Just Investing on Reddit tips?

I'm really interested to know what everyone is doing to research stocks, and how you are figuring out to invest in a company? Here is my process: I'm spending a lot of time usually weekly, potentially looking at some stock discussions in reddit communities, then go over their Financials, and …

Reddit by DisastrousTip33 July 24, 2026

Best on my portfolio to diversify, where to park rest of 28k USD? Re-did my portfolio and will re-visit in 6 months.

|Stock|Portfolio %|Opinion on the companies| |:-|:-|:-| |ENB.TO|12%|A solid blue chip company I've been holding for the past 5 years, it will be there for the next 20 years in my portfolio.| |GOOG|12%|I use their products daily and I think they have better growth in comparison to other G7.| |NBIS|9%|Essentially tied …

Reddit by Cb8-Kfiling July 24, 2026

Backtested 8-K "special situation" filings against real outcomes — early-stage signals actually beat confirmed deals

I built a tool that scans SEC EDGAR daily for 8-Ks signaling special situations, and backtested it against \~1,900 historical filings to see what actually happens after each type of signal — using each company's own subsequent SEC filings (Item 2.01 for completed acquisitions, Item 1.03 for bankruptcy, Form 15 …

Reddit by Dependent-Pie-5995 July 24, 2026

Deckers Brands

Interested to hear other holders / non holders of Deckers Brands thoughts are on the recent quarter. Personally I think they did a great job. Beat on almost all metrics. Guidance was a bit weak and the pre earnings sell off and post earnings drop seems an over reaction to …