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Reddit by WarmFaithlessness946 June 19, 2026

High-quality compounders trading at a discount? (No "value traps")

Hi guys I‘m looking to discuss high-quality compounders that are currently trading at valuation multiples below their historical averages( so not necessairly deep Value right now) I’m strictly interested in companies with durable moats, high ROIC, and proven track records. Please, let's skip the usual "value trap" names often mentioned …

Reddit by raytoei June 19, 2026

Stocks With 50 Years of Dividend Hikes - Barron’s

Stocks With 50 Years of Dividend Hikes - Barron’s By Andrew Bary https://www.barrons.com/articles/50-years-of-dividend-hikes-stocks-58af205d Updated June 18, 2026 5:45 pm EDT / Original June 18, 2026 1:15 am EDT Key Points \* Dividend Kings are an elite group of over 50 companies with at least 50 consecutive years of annual dividend …

Reddit by One-Brain6531 June 19, 2026

MU is undervalued and should be at $1635

Am I the only one who thinks the market is pricing these two completely differently for no good reason? Micron (MU): \~53.5 P/E Sandisk (SNDK): \~76 P/E Both are exposed to the same long-term secular trend: exploding demand for memory driven by AI, data centers, enterprise storage, edge computing and …

Reddit by Embarrassed_Cut_8775 June 19, 2026

BBWI: Deep Value Turnaround Play

**Premise** Bath & Body Works Inc (BBWI) is trading at severe lows both on a trailing and forward P/E basis. The company is trading as if it’s going out of business, but the actual story over the last few years is one of a very slow, gradual decline instead of …

Reddit by sk1kn1ght June 19, 2026

Why I'm watching NEL ASA before hydrogen wakes up again

Everyone lately is hunting random penny-stock garbage lately, but NEL ASA actually looks like one of the more interesting beaten-down clean-energy plays to me. ​ ​ This is not some sub-cent shell company with no business. Nel is a real hydrogen company with actual industrial operations, electrolyser tech, manufacturing capacity, …

Reddit by we_have_no_control June 19, 2026

How much is too much MSFT?

I have been buying MSFT every single dip below $400, but as everyone knows, there have been too many dips. I have ended up with MSFT being almost 50% of my portfolio. (The rest is mostly Google, AMZN, and META) How many percent of your portfolio do you have in …

Reddit by HopeFlyingSquarrel June 19, 2026

About SaaSpocalypse and my thought

All are talking about SaaS lately which I am dipping every week more and more. ​ My thesis ​ 1. AI agent won't kill SaaS but strengthen them 2. Some SaaS firms like MSFT will need more time to recover. ​ My reasoning ​ 1. Look at Google play. You …

Reddit by BigCamp8238 June 19, 2026

Venture Global ($VG): A Structural Mispricing Hidden Behind $37B of Debt and a Legal Overhang

**TLDR:** VG is not a clean value stock. It has severe legal risk, a mountain of leverage, and execution question marks. However, the market appears to be pricing it entirely as a toxic lawsuit story while heavily discounting a massive LNG infrastructure platform that will generate serious cash flow if …

Reddit by shaggy98 June 19, 2026

When the AI bubble will burst, which sectors or companies do you think will be affected the most and which will barely feel it?

Hyperscalers? Softwares? Semiconductors? Computer Hardware? Cybersecurity? Robotics? Utilities? Other sector? Do you think sectors or companies that are cheap now will still be hit when the bubble burst?

Reddit by Exact-Advantage-3190 June 19, 2026

ASTS is down ~40% since May and has gone down again today after a successful launch. Is anyone buying at these prices?

We just had a flawless deployment for BlueBirds 8, 9, and 10, which literally validates the tech and the scale they’re building toward. Instead of moving up, we’re watching a classic "sell the news" event, with the price continuing to dump down into the $80 range today. We went from …