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$TEAM Q1 Earnings 🚨

• Revenue $1.36B vs $1.35B Est.
• EPS $0.97 vs. $0.87 Est.

Stock is down 🔻16% on disappointing guide https://t.co/BohUEA2TPi
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$AMZN Amazon Q1 FY25:

• Revenue +9% Y/Y to $155.7B ($0.6B beat).
• Operating margin 12% (+1pp Y/Y).
• EPS $1.59 ($0.23 beat).
• Q2 Guidance: ~$161.5B ($0.4B beat).

☁️ AWS:
• Revenue +17% Y/Y to $29.3B.
• Operating margin 39% (+2pp Y/Y). https://t.co/1l7maTFnVx
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$AAPL Q1 Earnings 🚨

• Revenue $95.36B vs. $94.59B Est.
• EPS: $1.65 vs. $1.62 Est.

Stock is down 🔻1% https://t.co/1qTTYwlPib
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$AAPL Apple Q2 FY25 (March quarter):

💳 Services +12% Y/Y to $26.6B.
📱 Products +3% Y/Y to $68.7B.

• Revenue +5% Y/Y to $95.4B ($0.8B beat).
• Operating margin 31% (+0pp Y/Y).
• EPS $1.65 ($0.03 beat). https://t.co/NMtt0y8e3C
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Choose your fighter
$MSFT $AAPL $AMZN $GOOG https://t.co/IIOQi5FVK0
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The All-In Podcast
more coming soon ;)

When was the last time you saw a government this transparent? https://t.co/7UlQjVC93o
- Howard Lutnick
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Capital Employed
A recap of April's content for subs...

47 Great Stock Pitches (12th-30th April)
Interview - Brett Dorendorf (Shadowridge Value)
Interview - Jonathon and Arvind (KMF Investments)
Q1 2025 Fund Letters Round-Up
45 Top Stock Pitches (1st-11th April)
Interview - Xinyu Ru (Fawkes CM)
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ValueX by @GSpier will be livestreamed later today 👉 🔗
https://t.co/Pd65nYFBXn

If you know any other live broadcasts from Omaha please share.

#BRK #Omaha2025

Not in #Omaha this year but I can almost feel the value vibe from a few thousand miles 😄

Enjoy it if you are there!

Planning to visit it next year!

#BRK https://t.co/O8kCSJhNJA
- Hidden Value Gems
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AIRBNB $ABNB EXEC: “We are seeing the higher income traveler somewhat unimpacted by the current macro conditions. We see, in particular, the higher ADRs of our bookings, the growth is very stable and very healthy.”

“In the longer lead times, and in particular, those bookings that are for more than, say, a month out, that is where we’re seeing the relative softness... we do have some U.S. consumers that are waiting and seeing before they book their summer travel.”

“We haven’t particularly seen consumers trade down in terms of choosing a lower ADR booking or a shorter trip. That has not been any behavior that we've seen.”
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