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Assuming Jacob Coxon is correct, which stocks to buy?
Up until a week or so ago I thought the big decision was which company will be the big winner in the AI race - Open AI, Anthropic, Google et al - but if humanity is to end in the next few years, I’m thinking I need to change my …
I'm thinking about hermes-style agents for investing
Just like most of you I have been experimenting with using agents to do all sorts of work for me. First chatGPT and claude, but when I started using hermes agent it just felt different. Not only is it always running, which means that it can do things for you …
ROOT - Insane Value
Buybacks, low float, 1.5B revenue, \~$750M cash equivalents, and $850M market cap, net income in first two quarters this year has surpassed all of last year combined Auto insurance, profitable, growing distribution like crazy via independent agents and OEM (added Hyundai and Toyota/Lexus) and their entire business mission is to …
If you’re gonna ask for value recs, provide some first, here’s mine…
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UBER - Big CEO & COO Insider buys near 52-week low
UBER is a much discussed stock in this forum. I recently noticed that UBER CEO bought $10 million $ worth of stock and the COO bought $5 million of stock near 52-week low. While insiders spent much of late 2025 and earlier this year trimming positions, the tone completely flipped …
Beaten down names
Name your conviction play that is crashing and you double down because company is strong and has high probability of a good comeback. My pick is Nike
Boston Scientific (BSX) - Heavy insider buying near 52 week lows
Medical Device Maker **Boston Scientific** (NYSE: BSX) trades at **$42.98** ($62.3B market cap), down over **58%** from its 52-week high of $105.65. The sell-off has driven BSX’s standard valuation multiples to multi-year lows, conflicting sharply with its underlying operational performance. [https://i.imgur.com/L6hmxjB.png](https://i.imgur.com/L6hmxjB.png) The recent insider activity in Boston Scientific (BSX) reveals …
We talk a lot about due diligence before buying—but how do you know when it’s time to sell?
As a Beginner in Value investing and stocks in general, I find much of this subreddit is focused on the what stocks to buy, when to buy them, and why they are bound to grow. However a side of investing that not many discuss and is arguably as or more …
AIM’s Big Winners
Article below caught my attention for stocks to look further into. In academic financial economic literature, it is a common finding that past winners continue to win (Jegadeesh & Titman 1993), Carhart etc So take a look and fish where the fish are.. :-) AIM’s Big Winners: 28 Shares Up …
Looking for small cap stocks with realistic 10x potential over a 5-year horizon
I'm planning to allocate $30K into 2-3 small-cap positions (roughly $10K each) that I'd buy and hold with minimal intervention for the next 5 years essentially a long-term, hands-off experiment. Rather than just asking for tickers, I'd love to hear your reasoning: What criteria do you use to identify small-caps …