r/ValueInvesting

r/ValueInvesting subreddit

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Reddit by goxpro1 July 17, 2026

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Reddit by thenuttyhazlenut July 16, 2026

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Reddit by Zyltris July 16, 2026

Other Subjects in Value Investing (Than Stock Picking)

I've been thinking lately about how this sub pretty much only discusses individual stock picks. While this has its place in a value investing operation, I think there's far more to successful investing. In fact, there are probably *many* things that matter a whole lot more. Why don't we talk …

Reddit by Fwellimort July 16, 2026

Open Weight Kimi K3 Model Places First On WebDev Code Arena

[https://arena.ai/leaderboard/code/webdev](https://arena.ai/leaderboard/code/webdev) [https://www.kimi.com/blog/kimi-k3](https://www.kimi.com/blog/kimi-k3) With Chinese firm, Moonshot AI, releasing open weight (which means freely downloadable to run yourself locally on a server) of Kimi K3 which is now better than Fable 5 for many coding and is top 2 for most things, this pales even to the first Deepseek moment. Chinese …

Reddit by MarthaJulietta July 16, 2026

SMCI Too Cheap?

Not a stock I've seen talked about much lately, but I think its interesting. It has a ton of issues (margin, investigations, AI ROI fears, stock offering) but its also trading very cheaply and has booming sales this year. The bad: Margins- Low margins, tough business, high COGS Investigations- 2 …

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Reddit by Pure_Evidence638 July 16, 2026

What’s the point of investing in stock if almost all of them will not beat the market?

genuine question. i am trying to purchase some companies I believe in, but the volatility is high and risk even higher… and many of them will not beat the market in 5/10Y anyway. so I am asking myself: what’s the point? I think that 99.9% of people here never beaten …

Reddit by Fluffy_Scheme9321 July 16, 2026

Why is Stripe so richly valued compared to Paypal

Hey, Genuinely trying to gauge why this is. I know PayPal has recently been a value play, or value trap, based on how you see it. From what I understand, it's a mature business in a somewhat mature industry. It has a clear brand, and it is embedded across the …

Reddit by Smooth_Ninja_1191 July 16, 2026

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Reddit by Wild_Space July 16, 2026

NVDA's Vendor Financing - A Look at the Numbers

# A Closer Look at NVDA's Vendor Financing In FY 2026, NVDA had $216B in sales. Let's look at the 10K to inspect their vendor financing. |NVDA|FY26|FY25| |:-|:-|:-| |Publicly-held equity securities|17,726|381| |Non-marketable equity securities|22,251|3,387| |Total|39,977|3,768| |Increase from FY25 (a)|36,209|| |Gains equities, net (b)|8,918|| |Equity Purchases (a-b)|27,291|| The first two rows …

Reddit by JoeInOR July 16, 2026

Florida homeowners insurer HCI Group: 18% true FCF yield, $4B reinsurance program, legally mandated customer pipeline from Citizens Insurance. I also pulled 15 years of data instead of just the good 3. The honest normalized yield is closer to 12%. Here's why I still own it.

The easy version of this story: HCI Group is a Tampa-based Florida homeowners insurer trading at 8x P/E, 18% true FCF yield, with a CEO who's been buying its newly IPO'd tech subsidiary Exzeo in the open market every two weeks through a real price decline. Zero insider sells in …