Hell yes - come on down
I think $150-$185 is the sweet spot but am skeptical we see it
$APP like a Fwd PE of 15, a PEG < 0.4
I wonder how good this can get
It's nearly at the "buybacks actually accelerate earnings" level
$APP like a Fwd PE of 15, a PEG < 0.4
I wonder how good this can get
It's nearly at the "buybacks actually accelerate earnings" level
Gross, you guys are going to make me research $RDDT
$18 billion market cap
$3 billion cash
They are doing $1.2 billion in FCF and just grew 53% with decent growth guidance
Fine... I will read the transcript 🤮
In the clubby economics community, as well as deep in the canon, you have papers that were basically invalidated immediately after publication
No one cares
If people made up data, sure, they are screwed, but what about everyone else who is wrong?
Nothing will happen
Errors in the research of Emmanuel Saez and Gabriel Zucman marginalrevolution.com/margi…
Since 2021, SaaS has been a tough place to be
In theory, they are best positioned to actually get value from AI ... BUT, as everyone knows, they also are threatened by it
AND ALSO, less frequently mentioned, it causes their cloud costs to go up in real time
Google cloud $GOOG $GOOGL basically passes on costs instantly, even if the hardware was bought at cheaper prices
So basically, the SaaS companies are funding their own demise. It's poetic
In my view... still a shit show over there
Looking at the tape, it looks like Culper released its report early to people $CBRS
Took a small position in $CART
Their growth = good
Their capital structure = good
Their strategy = good
Valuation = low on FCF, moderate on GAAP
They have the potential to be a personal agentic AI winner imo
"They didn't disclose gross margins"
"They are hiding expenses"
"They have huge cash commitments and are going to go bankrupt"
"They are not profitable"
I am genuinely concerned for some of you







