r/ValueInvesting

r/ValueInvesting subreddit

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Reddit by Alx-07 August 8, 2026

Looking for feedback on my DCF valuation of Coca-Cola before publishing

For context: this is my first try at a full dcf and is meant to be more of a passion project rather than a genuine financial valuation. With that being said, all figures used are accurate and my projections are based on real events and company trends. I am still …

Reddit by Creative-Adjt August 8, 2026

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Reddit by Artistic-Evidence-60 August 8, 2026

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Reddit by Comprehensive_Tea388 August 8, 2026

Berkshire is spending again, is Greg Abel changing the philosophy?

Berkshire just reported Q2 operating profit of $12.98B, up 16% YOY, while net income more than doubled to $25.7B. They also bought back about $4.5B of stock, were a net buyer of equities for the first time since 2022, including $10B for GOOGL, and cash and cash equivalents dropped from …

Reddit by Professional-Hotel95 August 8, 2026

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Reddit by Longjumping_Ad_424 August 8, 2026

Do you guys believe there is value with Adobe and Intuit?

I’m just wondering what this communities thoughts are in terms of if Adobe and Intuit, do they have good value at these prices? I have a small portfolio and chose these two stocks since I think they were so low in share price compared to the past yet still have …

Reddit by kingbouncer August 8, 2026

Help me finish my portfolio?

Hi everyone, I've finally got a ETF portfolio and a monthly investment plan I am content with. Now I am looking for stocks to invest in. My portfolio holds 20k in various ETFs build for slow-ish growth with little real risk. I want to invest 5k, so 1/4 the of …

Reddit by Hathaway100 August 8, 2026

Bottom Line

Around 25 years ago, I remember reading a book by Robert Mikes titled “The World’s Greatest Investment; 101 Reasons to Own Berkshire Hathaway.” At the time its market cap was less than 100 B, currently 1.25 T. This was accomplished with a slight borrowing and reduced share count. The strategy …

Reddit by michahell August 8, 2026

The death of SaaS has been greatly exaggerated

# Despite talk of SaaSpocalypse, seat-based revenue has increased 2025 Apr: 65% 2026 Apr: 76% I do wonder how skewed this is, given that current AI companies actually also sell seat-based subs. Oh no! Anyway...