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Reddit by solacelabx September 14, 2026

CAAP, an irreplaceable toll bridge of 52 international airports trading at a 53% margin of safety

CAAP, an irreplaceable toll bridge of 52 international airports trading at a 53% margin of safety I spent a few weeks digging into Corporación América Airports (CAAP), a $4B international airport operator that nobody is talking about right now. I think it is fundamentally mispriced due to emerging market noise …

target $52.19 View Prediction
Reddit by BeVeracious September 14, 2026

Microsoft or Apple - which one is better value?

After reviewing the differences in the business model between MSFT and AAPL, summary of the differences is as follows: * Apple keeps capex costs to a minimum, leverages others for their AI and Search features, and continues to leverage its ecosystem for revenue * most recent earnings resulted in a …

Reddit by Sufficient-Net-3621 September 14, 2026

EXE: Is the market underpricing the long-duration U.S. natural-gas setup?

I have been looking at Expand Energy (NASDAQ: EXE) less as a Twin Eagle acquisition story and more as a large, low-cost, multi-basin natural-gas platform sitting in front of a potentially very large LNG and power-demand cycle. My question is simple: is the market treating today's high storage and near-term …

target $110.00 View Prediction
Reddit by Usual-Ad-1845 September 14, 2026

$NU. I just bought $98k worth. Lets all load up $NU bulls next stop $19

Lets get the $NU army going. Whose bullish and whose bearish?

target $19.00 View Prediction
Reddit by Expert_CBCD September 14, 2026

Using Forward P/E Z-score

Hey folks, I've recently started looking at forward P/E to gauge good entry points for stocks with good fundamentals. My theory here is that the raw forward P/E is not as important and instead we should more focus on the stock's relative forward P/E. In other words, how does the …

Reddit by acadia11x September 14, 2026

The real reason AI pacing

“That’s because data center construction is fueling huge spending on everything from semiconductor chips and power to skilled workers. The multibillion-dollar companies driving the boom are aggressively competing for limited resources. And if that demand keeps outstripping supply, it could set the stage for higher inflation for longer.” These founders …

Reddit by SpareSniper7 September 14, 2026

Intuitive Surgical - Value in Robotics

I have been quite interested in the robotics theme (for obvious reasons), but for almost every company I look at in the space, I find that they are pre operations, negative operations (with little transparency on when operations will become positive), or they are absurdly expensive. This is true for …

target $440.00 View Prediction
Reddit by alex123711 September 14, 2026

Best Value Podcasts?

What are the best value investing podcasts?

Reddit by ShowMeTheIncentives September 14, 2026

Dingdong (Cayman) Ltd $DDL

I wrote up Dingdong today. I think it's an interesting idea. Chinese stocks are disliked & ignored by most, for a multitude of reasons lately. Nobody is looking. Probably why this one is trading under the radar & at such a wide spread to the sale proceeds & capital returns. …

Reddit by Horror_Still_3305 September 14, 2026

Why are SaaS stocks up today?

CRM, ADBE, NOW, etc.. The AI ceos announce a desire to slowdown but AI is still in progress so how does this kill the bear narrative, if this even is the cause? Or just coincidence and the bear narrative has already been disproven?