r/ValueInvesting

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Reddit by zolo_black July 13, 2026

Is CRM a value trap, or a buy

Everyone keeps asking why **Salesforce keeps dropping**. Almost nobody asks **why it was so high to begin with**. On paper it looks cheap: strong revenue growth, a PE below its historical average, the classic "**great company at a good price**." But that's exactly what a value trap looks like. **Salesforce …

Reddit by JoeInOR July 13, 2026

Adobe is down 40% from its highs while generating $8.25B in true annual FCF with 10% topline growth. I think it died of a theory, not an actual threat. Here's the data including deferred revenue, government contract data from USASpending.gov, and a bear case.

I own ADBE at about 14% of my portfolio, so I have skin in the game and a reason to be honest about where the bear case has merit. The Confederate government supposedly died of a theory. Jefferson Davis was so committed to states' rights he couldn't build the centralized …

Reddit by Revan_never_dies16 July 13, 2026

Hey! I'm turning 18 and I want feedback if this is a good idea.

The AI industry is booming fast in Wall Street and as such, I want a piece of cake too. I am looking into Nvida as my first but admittedly I am somewhat nervous considering it went down May and only recently actually got back up. Any recommendations for better investments?

Reddit by orishasinc2 July 13, 2026

Up Fintech Holdings (Nasdaq: TIGR), a Value " crap."

US Tiger Brokers is $TIGR affiliated US underwriter specialized in issuing and promoting pennies pump and dump stocks. That lone factor bankrupts any potential thesis purporting to the company’s undervaluation. I have highlighted the live case of Julong Holdings $JLHL as a live case study to support my thesis. Up …

Reddit by stockoscope July 13, 2026

Is Oracle undervalued at $140? My DCF says yes, but the balance sheet is the real risk

A few months back I posted [Oracle](https://www.reddit.com/r/ValueInvesting/comments/1s9513t/oracles_60_crash_cheap_value_play_or_leveraged_ai/) analysis here and was cautious. It is around $141 now, roughly at the same price, but it got there the hard way. It ran up to roughly $200 after a record June quarter, then gave all of it back. A lot of the …

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Reddit by rebel-capitalist July 13, 2026

Built the Free All-in-One Smart-Money Tracker [No Paywall]

I got tired of hunting for this data across 10 different sites, buried behind paywalls, ads, and signup walls. It's public data. It should actually be public. So I built an all-in-one platform and opened it to everyone. Track institutional, congressional, insider, and whale activity for any ticker all in …

Reddit by Available-Ad-3122 July 13, 2026

Cash flow analysis + Strategy

TLDR: Why and what is dcf + reverse dcf used for and how do you use it in analysis I'm a newbie to value investing and see a lot of people talking about cash flow analyses and want to know why and how it works and how to use it. …

Reddit by AutoModerator July 13, 2026

Weekly Stock Ideas Megathread: Week of July 13, 2026

What stocks are on your radar this week? What's undervalued? What's overvalued? This is the place for your quick stock pitches or to ask what everyone else is looking at. *This discussion post is lightly moderated. We suggest checking other users' posting/commenting history before following advice or stock recommendations.* *New …

Reddit by raytoei July 13, 2026

An imprecise way of thinking about Pepsi ($pep) valuation

**(TLDR: it is cheap for a reason)** The market is valuing Pepsi as a company incapable of growing at above GDP growth rates of 3%. The analysts think they can grow 4 to 5% in the next 5 years. Morningstar think they can grow 5% for the next 10 years …

Reddit by Effective-Trade-8724 July 13, 2026

Just started to invest, please guides me

Hi everyone! I’m in my mid-20s and have managed to save about $7,000 over the past year. I’m looking to invest it in a single stock with high risk but potentially high reward, as I have a long-term investment horizon and can tolerate volatility. Which stocks would you recommend, and …