r/ValueInvesting

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Reddit by Available-Ad-3122 July 22, 2026

M&A Arbitrage IMXI

The acquisition of IMXI by WU at $16 a share appears to be a good opportunity for an M&A Arbitrage. Everyone here seems to neglect the teachings of Graham's core 2 value investing books (II+SA). One of these neglected subjects is M&A Arbitrage. Holdups: Mamdani's political grandstanding has delayed regulatory …

target $16.00 View Prediction
Reddit by OnTheStreetwithLou July 21, 2026

Why the AI Software Panic is Wrong: A Deep Dive on Autodesk (ADSK) and its Unbreakable Moat

There is a growing narrative in the market right now that generative AI will make mission-critical enterprise software obsolete, and that traditional software companies will see their margins and pricing power eroded. ​I believe this thesis fundamentally misunderstands enterprise workflows, legal liability, and how software moats actually operate. When you …

target $338.00 View Prediction
Reddit by Fluffy_Scheme9321 July 21, 2026

The Obvious Problems with Heuristics

Summary - Heuristics are helpful yet lacking advice. Since each company has its specific situations, math formulas just do not cut it. You have to adjust numbers for each company.

Reddit by Artic_funky July 21, 2026

Warren Buffett says "It’s tough to find values when everybody is preferring gambling." What are retail investors actually supposed to do right now?

During a recent interview, Warren Buffett dropped a line that pretty much sums up how a lot of us have been feeling about the market lately: > He pointed out that when the financial industry makes more money cultivating day-traders, 0DTE options junkies, and speculative thrill-seekers than real long-term investors, …

Reddit by brossardois July 21, 2026

Sold all RY and TD

My Dividend discount models say they will return less than 6.5% annually so I sold them to buy TSX index ETF, transitioning to smaller stock picking portfolio as I don’t think I can beat the indexes on the long run. Did 3x with RY in 6 years and 2x with …

Reddit by Book-m_Danno July 21, 2026

Why is OXY so cheap?

Looks like it is about a third cheaper than competitors COP and EOG, on EV:EBITDA and Market Cap:Levered Free Cash Flow. Plus, it is a Buffet favorite. Anyone analyzed these names and have a logical answer?

Reddit by MeasurementSecure566 July 21, 2026

A super cycle market in commodities and a Bull market in index funds cannot co-exist.

That being said, we are in the first quarter of a commodity super cycle, and i am seeing people pouring their life savings into the most heavily weighted stocks within index funds. This time will not be different. The implied return over the next 10 years for index funds will …

Reddit by daxter_101 July 21, 2026

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Reddit by StockFlowResearch July 21, 2026

Booking Trips/Hotels Industry

When I look at the travel industry, I see a lot of competition and uncertainty for the future. While I have parents that are willing to go to an in person travel agency to book a trip, I realize that this model is effectively extinct (or will be soon). It …

Reddit by Fluffy_Scheme9321 July 21, 2026

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