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Added $AEO @ $11.8. Small position. Will cut quickly if the momentum dies down as retailers are too stable and slow for me. Stock is up because WSB caught wind of the Sydney Sweeney campaign. Of all of the retail speculative stuff recently, this one at least…
Things that sound like parody, but is not
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Things that sound like parody, but is not
I did my part in pricing in this new information by adding @ $12.3 🙂↕️
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Took a stab at $FIG @ $90.54. Purely sentiment-based and a technical trade; full of grave-dancers now, and yet the stock has max attention share at the moment. Haven’t looked at financials, will cut quickly if proven wrong.
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Added to $U @ $32.53 into print Thesis is the same; a turnaround in progress. Most recent quarter shows some progress, esp on the rollout of their AI engine. Question is only if it’s too late. There was a recent MS report saying U’s customers are reporting…
Slight double beat by $U. Market took it badly at first, probably as the uplift and double beat was already priced in.
However, mgmt is trying to frame Q2 as the inflection point for $U and Vector, which I think the market is taking it well so far.. I think given that this is only <15% of $APP marketcap, there is room for the narrative to take place, and for investors to dream.
However, mgmt is trying to frame Q2 as the inflection point for $U and Vector, which I think the market is taking it well so far.. I think given that this is only <15% of $APP marketcap, there is room for the narrative to take place, and for investors to dream.
Started a $FICO position @ $1374, long term hold. Lots of quality compounders have sold off over the past year, and FICO is one of them.
I don’t think this is a story similar to UNH and the likes, as FICO is actually written into the law. For that moat I’m willing to pay 45x NTM p/e. It’s also a rate cut beneficiary as demand for mortgages will increase when rates go down… I always like to buy dips on quality compounders and forget about it.
I don’t think this is a story similar to UNH and the likes, as FICO is actually written into the law. For that moat I’m willing to pay 45x NTM p/e. It’s also a rate cut beneficiary as demand for mortgages will increase when rates go down… I always like to buy dips on quality compounders and forget about it.
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Added alot more $RDDT @ $183 - $188, and $NET @ $199. I think as long as RDDT's user growth continues trending in the right direction, the business will be more than fine and I'll bid. The magical thing about how RDDT's platform is structured is that it can…
$RDDT is @ $213 and reaching its ATH, so may make sense to trim some off the trading portion of the position to try and reenter lower. Not touching the long-term portion.
$SNAP reported 2 days before and dragged down RDDT a little in the after-market. SNAP’s N.A. DAU saw slight dip, flat ARPU, and decel in revenue and stock traded down DD%. Pretty interesting how SNAP still has over 450mn users, yet is struggling so hard to monetise them.
Personally I view SNAP print as incremental to RDDT. RDDT’s ARPU is almost 60% higher than SNAP’s, with ~20% of DAUs.. maybe it’s the difference in user base as SNAP prob leans more towards Gen Z and Reddit towards the millennials.
It’s a good sign that RDDT is increasingly able to pull in more share from the global ads budget. Come to think of it, RDDT is also a wealth transfer play — as FB leans more to an older userbase.
Also an interesting link; RDDT’s data corpus is widely-regarded as one of the most valuable for LLM training
https://archive.is/n1zo2
$SNAP reported 2 days before and dragged down RDDT a little in the after-market. SNAP’s N.A. DAU saw slight dip, flat ARPU, and decel in revenue and stock traded down DD%. Pretty interesting how SNAP still has over 450mn users, yet is struggling so hard to monetise them.
Personally I view SNAP print as incremental to RDDT. RDDT’s ARPU is almost 60% higher than SNAP’s, with ~20% of DAUs.. maybe it’s the difference in user base as SNAP prob leans more towards Gen Z and Reddit towards the millennials.
It’s a good sign that RDDT is increasingly able to pull in more share from the global ads budget. Come to think of it, RDDT is also a wealth transfer play — as FB leans more to an older userbase.
Also an interesting link; RDDT’s data corpus is widely-regarded as one of the most valuable for LLM training
https://archive.is/n1zo2
Added $APP $387
$APP reported blowout earnings to Wall St’s disbelief, which is probably why the stock traded -5% AH.
APP is probably the first true pure-play AI beneficiary. I don’t think APP is a fraud; in fact I think it’s the first time our generation is exposed to how AI can significantly improve a traditional business — hence the disbelief. Just look at that operating leverage go. 76% OPM from 54% a year ago.
Adtech is just an example. I think we’re going to see AI benefits expand across every other industry as AI gets better everyday. Acceleration of revenue, accompanied by unbelievable expansion of margins. I think this coming AI wave will separate investors into those that distrust the benefits, to those that capitalise on it — just like the Internet wave. I want to catch these winners as they pop up over the next 5 years, and hopefully we stand on the right side of history.
$APP reported blowout earnings to Wall St’s disbelief, which is probably why the stock traded -5% AH.
APP is probably the first true pure-play AI beneficiary. I don’t think APP is a fraud; in fact I think it’s the first time our generation is exposed to how AI can significantly improve a traditional business — hence the disbelief. Just look at that operating leverage go. 76% OPM from 54% a year ago.
Adtech is just an example. I think we’re going to see AI benefits expand across every other industry as AI gets better everyday. Acceleration of revenue, accompanied by unbelievable expansion of margins. I think this coming AI wave will separate investors into those that distrust the benefits, to those that capitalise on it — just like the Internet wave. I want to catch these winners as they pop up over the next 5 years, and hopefully we stand on the right side of history.
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Added $APP $387 $APP reported blowout earnings to Wall St’s disbelief, which is probably why the stock traded -5% AH. APP is probably the first true pure-play AI beneficiary. I don’t think APP is a fraud; in fact I think it’s the first time our generation…
Added more $APP @ $393-$395, Jan27 $430C LEAP for $114
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Added $APP $387 $APP reported blowout earnings to Wall St’s disbelief, which is probably why the stock traded -5% AH. APP is probably the first true pure-play AI beneficiary. I don’t think APP is a fraud; in fact I think it’s the first time our generation…
We rarely get these type of oppy where we get to look into the print for free before deciding. Exceptionally good print + price down AH + well-covered so it’s liquid enough to size large into. Hence when it comes we have to maximize it.
And to add on to the AI beneficiaries thought, some of these real AI beneficiaries will probably become the new AI7..
And to add on to the AI beneficiaries thought, some of these real AI beneficiaries will probably become the new AI7..
https://x.com/hebbiaai/status/1953501578968605039?s=46
Pretty insane what AI can do just 2 years since first introduction. Now imagine 5 years, then imagine 10. My base case is that a Universal Basic Income scheme is inevitable in the long-run.
Pretty insane what AI can do just 2 years since first introduction. Now imagine 5 years, then imagine 10. My base case is that a Universal Basic Income scheme is inevitable in the long-run.
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It’s not hype. It’s incredible.
Investing & banking jobs will never be the same. 👇🧵
It’s not hype. It’s incredible.
Investing & banking jobs will never be the same. 👇🧵
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On the crypto side of things, I’ve cut everything except $BMNR. That includes $SBET, $GLXY, $8473.JT. Not keen on holding GLXY into print
$BMNR finally surpassing our initial buy @ $45 after a decade.. Converting all crypto-related stocks into $BMNR at the bottom near $31-$33 seems to be the right choice, so far.
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$BMNR finally surpassing our initial buy @ $45 after a decade.. Converting all crypto-related stocks into $BMNR at the bottom near $31-$33 seems to be the right choice, so far.
I think a stock offering is coming and how the stock reacts will be impt to whether we keep holding. $BMNR mNAV has finally expanded to ~1.83x from ~1.3x. One thing most people get wrong about these DATs are that you want to buy it when mNAV is trending up, not down.
In other words, you don’t want to be the last one holding it when mNAV goes below 1, when the cycle ends. That will be a very messy situation — just look back at the Grayscale Trust premium -> discount situation in 2022.
In other words, you don’t want to be the last one holding it when mNAV goes below 1, when the cycle ends. That will be a very messy situation — just look back at the Grayscale Trust premium -> discount situation in 2022.
Something that is potentially overlooked when it comes to ETH DATs vs BTC DATs (Digital asset treasuries) is the reflexivity enabled by staking and DeFi. One plus point of DATs vs ETFs is that they are subjected to less regulations (for good or bad), and that means they can actually use their ETH rather than just holding it like a rock.
Being able to print 4% on your holdings at 95% margin is actually incremental. Taking MSTR’s NAV of $70+bn, that’s like $3bn of annual revenue that flows fully to net income given minimal overheads.
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Being able to print 4% on your holdings at 95% margin is actually incremental. Taking MSTR’s NAV of $70+bn, that’s like $3bn of annual revenue that flows fully to net income given minimal overheads.
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Something that is potentially overlooked when it comes to ETH DATs vs BTC DATs (Digital asset treasuries) is the reflexivity enabled by staking and DeFi. One plus point of DATs vs ETFs is that they are subjected to less regulations (for good or bad), and that…
And adding to that reflexivity is Wall St’s inclination to model future cashflows to create a range of outcomes if ETH price ends up at $3k, $5k, or $10k etc… you get the idea..
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Added $INTC @ $20.94
Added more to $INTC @ $20.8. Trump's attention to the company increases the r/r imo; I think this is one of the most asymmetric setups I've seen this year. Only drawback is the opportunity cost in holding. Time will tell if I'm right.
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I think a stock offering is coming and how the stock reacts will be impt to whether we keep holding. $BMNR mNAV has finally expanded to ~1.83x from ~1.3x. One thing most people get wrong about these DATs are that you want to buy it when mNAV is trending up…
There we go.. $20b stock offering.
Interesting reaction so far in PM. Let’s see if it holds. $BMNR
Interesting reaction so far in PM. Let’s see if it holds. $BMNR
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$RDDT is @ $213 and reaching its ATH, so may make sense to trim some off the trading portion of the position to try and reenter lower. Not touching the long-term portion. $SNAP reported 2 days before and dragged down RDDT a little in the after-market. SNAP’s…
$RDDT ATH @ $228, +55% from our initial buy @ $147. Gotta love that post earnings drift
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There we go.. $20b stock offering. Interesting reaction so far in PM. Let’s see if it holds. $BMNR
Very interesting price action on $BMNR and ETH DAT peers.. BMNR dilutes $20b and is up +7% while $SBET is flat/down on no announcements. Power law at play
Trimming some here @ $63 because I like to err on the side of caution when things are too good to be true.
Trimming some here @ $63 because I like to err on the side of caution when things are too good to be true.
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Added more to $INTC @ $20.8. Trump's attention to the company increases the r/r imo; I think this is one of the most asymmetric setups I've seen this year. Only drawback is the opportunity cost in holding. Time will tell if I'm right.
Added $INTC Jan’27 $30C @ $2.45, using the BMNR trim.