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ESG Hound 692 implied HN points 13 Jul 23
  1. The deal between Enovix and YBS seems questionable and based on a non-binding Letter of Intent.
  2. Enovix is a pre-revenue company trading at a high valuation, with plans for a new factory and potential Malaysian involvement.
  3. There are red flags surrounding YBS International, including resignations of corporate secretaries and changes in bank ownership.
Mindset Value 196 implied HN points 23 Oct 23
  1. The Mindset Value Wellness Fund had a strong performance in Q3, up 27.4% and about 60% for the year.
  2. Potential positive changes in cannabis regulations, like rescheduling, could open up new opportunities for investors.
  3. Investing in companies like Grown Rogue and Glass House with operational excellence and growth potential can lead to significant returns.
Daily Chartbook 209 implied HN points 01 Mar 24
  1. Daily Chartbook provides a daily summary with 30 charts for subscribers to catch up on the day.
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  3. Access to the Daily Chartbook is available through subscription on their website.
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Tidefall Notes 98 implied HN points 11 Feb 24
  1. Short attacks on tobacco stocks can lead to short-term dips in stock prices, but may not significantly impact a company's overall value or trajectory.
  2. Investing in undervalued sectors like tobacco stocks with strong financials and low valuations can offer potential for growth and profitability.
  3. Understanding industry trends like the shift to next-gen products in tobacco can help investors anticipate stock reratings and capitalize on emerging opportunities.
A Letter a Day 196 implied HN points 02 May 23
  1. 20-year run of Tiger Management saw impressive returns but faced struggles from 1998-2000, leading to the decision to shut down the fund
  2. Julian Robertson emphasized the importance of value investing over speculative, short-term gains driven by irrational markets
  3. Regardless of setbacks, Robertson believes in the long-term potential of value investing and the cyclicality of market trends
Jon’s Newsletter 79 implied HN points 02 Mar 24
  1. Stocks are on the rise, and analysts are adjusting their forecasts upward for the S&P 500. Staying invested long-term is advised, as it seems there’s still room for growth.
  2. If the S&P 500 performs well in January and February, historical data shows it usually continues to do well for the rest of the year. This makes the start of 2024 look promising.
  3. Amazon’s clothing sales are expected to grow significantly, potentially reaching $100 billion. This shows Amazon is successfully expanding in the fashion market, which usually has higher profit margins.
Mindset Value 176 implied HN points 31 Aug 23
  1. The US government is signaling that cannabis is less dangerous by recommending rescheduling from Schedule 1 to Schedule 3.
  2. Rescheduling could lead to the removal of excessive taxation in the cannabis industry and open the door for more financial investments.
  3. Investment opportunities may arise with companies like Grown Rogue adapting to market conditions and demonstrating competitive advantages.
Lewis Enterprises 98 implied HN points 22 Dec 23
  1. A few Mortgage REIT Fixed-to-Float preferreds offer short-term yields
  2. Mortgage REITs mitigate credit risks through hedging but face other risks like funding costs and market volatility
  3. Preferred series of three mortgage REITs will start floating in the first half of 2024
Value Investing Substack 137 implied HN points 17 Apr 23
  1. Warren Buffett has been acquiring Occidental Petroleum shares and the company is focused on returning shareholder capital.
  2. Occidental Petroleum is committed to limiting production growth and allocating capital towards shareholder return.
  3. Crude oil prices are expected to be volatile, and Occidental Petroleum has a high dividend yield compared to other E&P competitors.
Jon’s Newsletter 139 implied HN points 12 Jun 23
  1. Investing $10,000 in certain companies can turn into $1 million over time. It takes many years to see such high returns, sometimes even decades.
  2. Companies like Nvidia and Tesla have shown impressive growth since 2013, making them good examples of successful investments.
  3. Investments in well-known brands like Apple, Amazon, and Starbucks over the long term can also yield significant profits. This highlights the importance of patience in investing.
Philoinvestor 98 implied HN points 04 Jul 23
  1. Megapost Part #3 on Philoinvestor website with updates on ASOS and investment insights.
  2. Philo shares insights on ASOS narrative versus reality, focusing on the company's financial moves and transformation strategy.
  3. ASOS strengthens balance sheet with new financing, equity raise, and shift to new commercial model for profitability.
The Last Bear Standing 91 implied HN points 01 Mar 24
  1. Investing in stocks like Kodak can sometimes rely on unexpected factors like pension fund surpluses and potential stock movements based on news.
  2. Successful investing might involve keeping an eye on companies like Celsius Holdings, Inc, and understanding how stock reactions post-earnings might reflect in the market.
  3. MicroStrategy's unique strategy of accumulating Bitcoin adds an interesting premium value to the company, showcasing how the market reacts to assets like bitcoin and stock correlations.
Jon’s Newsletter 199 implied HN points 20 Feb 23
  1. Nvidia has become a leader in AI hardware because their chips are powerful and in high demand. This change began when they opened up to the AI community and built partnerships with big companies.
  2. Microsoft's investment in OpenAI and the success of ChatGPT have boosted interest in Nvidia's stock. More companies are now investing in AI, which also helps Nvidia's sales.
  3. Despite past challenges and some competition, many analysts believe Nvidia is well-positioned for future growth in the AI market. Their strong reputation and market share give them an advantage.
Jon’s Newsletter 39 implied HN points 24 Feb 24
  1. Berkshire Hathaway has $167.6 billion in cash but is finding it hard to make deals because prices are high. Higher interest rates are easing some buying pressure though.
  2. Intuitive Machines recently had a successful moon landing, causing its stock to go up. Analysts think it might rise even more as it finds its footing in the market.
  3. Nvidia is doing really well, and analysts believe Microsoft and Apple could reach a combined market cap of $4 trillion soon, due to their strong focus on AI.
Mule’s Musings 83 implied HN points 12 Feb 24
  1. The post discusses the performance of different companies in the automotive and optics sectors, highlighting particular stocks like NXPI, IFX, FN, COHR, MKSI, MPWR, ACLS, SLAB, RMBS, and ARM.
  2. It mentions an observation that automotive stocks are performing poorly while optics stocks are doing well.
  3. There is a note about Rambus having a breather and SLAB putting a bottom in, suggesting potential shifts in their performance.