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Zillow co-founder Spencer Rascoff’s new startup, Pacaso (they’re sponsoring us), is disrupting the $1.3T vacation home market.
Backed by Softbank
$110M+ in gross profits
Nasdaq ticker $PCSO reserved
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Zillow co-founder Spencer Rascoff’s new startup, Pacaso (they’re sponsoring us), is disrupting the $1.3T vacation home market.
Backed by Softbank
$110M+ in gross profits
Nasdaq ticker $PCSO reserved
Invest for just $2.80/share by midnight PT.👇https://t.co/83auTLIETd
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49 ‘fresh-off-the-press’ stock pitches we’ve enjoyed reading in the past two weeks 👇
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49 ‘fresh-off-the-press’ stock pitches we’ve enjoyed reading in the past two weeks 👇
https://t.co/R8JChwVNsJ https://t.co/4tSCje8oq1
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WSJ reports Trump’s team is preparing a fallback tariff plan if courts strike down the current approach. They’re eyeing Section 122 of the 1974 Trade Act, which allows up to 15% tariffs for 150 days. The move would buy time to build a more legally durable case under Section 301. https://t.co/Csw7B89om1
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WSJ reports Trump’s team is preparing a fallback tariff plan if courts strike down the current approach. They’re eyeing Section 122 of the 1974 Trade Act, which allows up to 15% tariffs for 150 days. The move would buy time to build a more legally durable case under Section 301. https://t.co/Csw7B89om1
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Treasury Sec. Bessent says US-China trade talks are “a bit stalled” and may need a Trump-Xi call to move forward. Bessent expects more talks in the next few weeks. https://t.co/MRKHZtatZL
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Treasury Sec. Bessent says US-China trade talks are “a bit stalled” and may need a Trump-Xi call to move forward. Bessent expects more talks in the next few weeks. https://t.co/MRKHZtatZL
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U.S. CORPORATE PROFITS DROP 2.9% IN Q1 — the sharpest fall since 2020, per BEA. https://t.co/GY4ik9DeAH
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U.S. CORPORATE PROFITS DROP 2.9% IN Q1 — the sharpest fall since 2020, per BEA. https://t.co/GY4ik9DeAH
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Piper Sandler Downgrades $ZS to Neutral from Overweight, Raises PT to $260 from $235
Analyst comments: "While the year appears to be playing out as we had hoped, with the company topping 3Q metrics and the back half billings ramp appearing less daunting given quarterly performance, the recent run in shares (+30% over past 3 months) have us mulling upside from here. Especially in light of integrating an acquisition, a pending guide for the coming FY (ARR-based which could dip below the 20% threshold) and looming Fed uncertainty. We don't think investors should chase what has been solid performance (fundamentals and stock) and should look for more compelling entry points to buy shares. Downgrading to Neutral with a $260 target."
Analyst: Ron Owens
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Piper Sandler Downgrades $ZS to Neutral from Overweight, Raises PT to $260 from $235
Analyst comments: "While the year appears to be playing out as we had hoped, with the company topping 3Q metrics and the back half billings ramp appearing less daunting given quarterly performance, the recent run in shares (+30% over past 3 months) have us mulling upside from here. Especially in light of integrating an acquisition, a pending guide for the coming FY (ARR-based which could dip below the 20% threshold) and looming Fed uncertainty. We don't think investors should chase what has been solid performance (fundamentals and stock) and should look for more compelling entry points to buy shares. Downgrading to Neutral with a $260 target."
Analyst: Ron Owens
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Synopsys $SNPS has told staff in China to stop all sales, services, and new orders following new U.S. export restrictions, per an internal memo seen by Reuters. https://t.co/J2NgQ6dbo5
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Synopsys $SNPS has told staff in China to stop all sales, services, and new orders following new U.S. export restrictions, per an internal memo seen by Reuters. https://t.co/J2NgQ6dbo5
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Barclays Upgrades $ROK to Overweight from Equalweight, Raises PT to $350 from $283
Analyst comments: "The main drivers are: 1) Why now? The top-line outlook appears firmer... We had upgraded our rating on ROK to EW from UW in late 2024 in our 2025 Outlook report, as we thought its top line was likely to bottom in 2025 after a very weak 2024, and the stock had underperformed its main Automation peer (EMR) substantially in 2024. However, we did not move to an outright OW rating, because we thought the timing of the top-line trough was very uncertain, amidst uncertainty around the extent of further de-stocking needed by its customers / distributors. Today, while there is a high degree of macro uncertainty, it does seem as if the de-stocking that was under way for much of the past 18 months for some of ROK’s main hardware products (hardware is around two-thirds of its sales, with the balance comprised of software and services) has run its course, and it does not seem as if there was an outsized degree of tariff pre-buy for its products in early 2025, based off sequential trends for ROK and its peers."
Analyst: Julian Mitchell
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Barclays Upgrades $ROK to Overweight from Equalweight, Raises PT to $350 from $283
Analyst comments: "The main drivers are: 1) Why now? The top-line outlook appears firmer... We had upgraded our rating on ROK to EW from UW in late 2024 in our 2025 Outlook report, as we thought its top line was likely to bottom in 2025 after a very weak 2024, and the stock had underperformed its main Automation peer (EMR) substantially in 2024. However, we did not move to an outright OW rating, because we thought the timing of the top-line trough was very uncertain, amidst uncertainty around the extent of further de-stocking needed by its customers / distributors. Today, while there is a high degree of macro uncertainty, it does seem as if the de-stocking that was under way for much of the past 18 months for some of ROK’s main hardware products (hardware is around two-thirds of its sales, with the balance comprised of software and services) has run its course, and it does not seem as if there was an outsized degree of tariff pre-buy for its products in early 2025, based off sequential trends for ROK and its peers."
Analyst: Julian Mitchell
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