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On 11/12/2024 at 10:13 AM, giulio said:

Small add PRM

dumped it.  great business, but im sorry management is just beyond greedy on this one.  If you're that unfair to your shareholders, im gonna guess you are doing other bad things too.  made some money, but no need to keep my money where with someone i cant trust

Posted
2 hours ago, Saluki said:

I did this video about a year and a half ago, which only has 300 views, but it has most of the good things I saw in it.

 

I didn't know this was you!  Very enjoyable watch.  Think I'll look for way to add more JOE.

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Added to STNE sub-$10. Solid quarter, good buyback progress, net cash position, favorable gross margin profile, and trading at a single digit P/E. Outside of the obvious risk of currency volatility, what’s not to like here? 

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Posted
24 minutes ago, Gregmal said:

Been clearing out the various FNMA preferred, last of Pcyo, and buying more MSGE, ABNB plus starter in NKE. 

I agree MSGE looks attractive here, added a bit myself today. If one were to like SEA, MSGE should look twice as appetizing imo. ABNB certainly looks interesting as well...especially with a Trump presidency.

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Yea I’ve rarely seen a stock as boring as msge trade as wildly on relatively nothing. The earnings were solid and everyone knows Q1 is always their seasonally soft quarter. The setup is nice as they are coming into their money printing season and have already indicated returning capital to shareholders should occur sometime in the spring. At $1.7b market cap they could pretty easily takeout another 5-10% of shares funded almost entirely from next 2-3 Qs of incoming cash.

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Freaking hell, I really timed my exit of PCYO poorly. 

 

And well done on the FNMA (Trump) trades. That was a solid trade going into the election.

 

What am I learning here? I am a big ole dummy. 

 

Bought MSGE yesterday and today, I have a decent STNE position but might add to it as well.

Posted
8 hours ago, KPO said:

Added to STNE sub-$10. Solid quarter, good buyback progress, net cash position, favorable gross margin profile, and trading at a single digit P/E. Outside of the obvious risk of currency volatility, what’s not to like here? 

Same here. Started a bit higher and added today. PE around 8x, almost ~5% buyback of outstanding and ~20% growth in BRL. Who said there were no bargains any more. STNE is cheaper (in relative terms) than it was last year when I bought it.

These Brazilian stocks are very much driven by macro which typically is expressed in exchange rates changes.

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3 hours ago, Spekulatius said:

Same here. Started a bit higher and added today. PE around 8x, almost ~5% buyback of outstanding and ~20% growth in BRL. Who said there were no bargains any more. STNE is cheaper (in relative terms) than it was last year when I bought it.

These Brazilian stocks are very much driven by macro which typically is expressed in exchange rates changes.

Agreed. Given their mostly transaction-based business model, STNE is naturally hedged on inflation in similar form to MA & V, but at one quarter of their multiple. 

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9 hours ago, mananainvesting said:

@Inofeisone: What’s your thesis on CNC? Any elevator pitch? Noticed the CFO buying, and I am intrigued. 

CNC primarily focuses on gov't sponsored healthcare. Their margins are leaner but they know how to operate in this space to get bonuses which is something that all other insurance companies are suing HHS for (CNC is also suing but they didn't get dinged as hard). They are projected to grow top and bottom lines. I don't think the current administration will do anything terribly wild to impact Medicaid/Medicare/Tricare. 

Posted
1 hour ago, KPO said:

Agreed. Given their mostly transaction-based business model, STNE is naturally hedged on inflation in similar form to MA & V, but at one quarter of their multiple. 

I agree here. Sold some puts here. If it goes down another 20% i'll load up on LEAPs. 

Posted
18 minutes ago, Junior R said:

Whats the elevated pitch on PAX

 

Leading LatAm alt manager trading at a good price (about 14x 2024 earnings measured in DE).  I think they'll grow decently on a per-share basis. Scale matters for alts and so I like their scale in the region.

 

I have had success with the US alts - APO/ARES/KKR/BX/OWL.  However, they have all run up a lot.  PAX remains apparently cheap.  In general, I like that PAX (and various alts) can grow while paying out a substantial percentage of their earnings.

 

I think the big uncertainty for both me and the market is the Latam component.  I expect that's why it hasn't run up with the US alts.  The company claims a majority of AUM in hard currencies, but I don't think that eliminates all of the regional concerns.

 

I have a very small position.

Posted
12 hours ago, lnofeisone said:

CNC primarily focuses on gov't sponsored healthcare. Their margins are leaner but they know how to operate in this space to get bonuses which is something that all other insurance companies are suing HHS for (CNC is also suing but they didn't get dinged as hard). They are projected to grow top and bottom lines. I don't think the current administration will do anything terribly wild to impact Medicaid/Medicare/Tricare. 

Thank you, I appreciate it.

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I bought some CACI down -20% in 5 days.  This whole DOGE thing is a massive overreaction.  Plus, I think over the next several years the govt will use CACI services MORE not less.  They just had their annual investor day as well.  I'm guessing at these levels they've ramped up repurchases. 

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