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Posted
30 minutes ago, lnofeisone said:

Bought back my shorted UNG calls. All of Hannukkah shopping is paid for. 

 

It always goes back down!  Even in a gas bull market this thing would find a way to go down

Posted
1 hour ago, Spekulatius said:

Adding to $CPNG. It‘s back to ~1x EV/Sales. Barely more than I paid for when I bought this around $14 and change a couple of years ago. 

 

This was my reasoning as well. Quite a bit cheaper than years ago at say $18-20! I'm even getting leaps at $20, which seemed a silly target only a few trading days ago.

Posted
20 hours ago, Valuebo said:

 

This was my reasoning as well. Quite a bit cheaper than years ago at say $18-20! I'm even getting leaps at $20, which seemed a silly target only a few trading days ago.

 

Already bought some jan 2027 calls.

 

I have quite a bit of liquidity coming in next year that will seriously increase my portfolio size. So either the calls become worthless slowly and I can pick up shares on the cheap in the later part of 2026 or I get some of the upside sooner without outlay of much capital. It's cheap enough that I think it's worth a gamble.

Posted (edited)

@Marco Van Basten As software sales grow, net margins will move over 30% putting Nintendo in the elite company of Tencent, Alphabet,  MSFT and TSM.

I don't mind their heavy net cash position;  capital allocation will improve but remain culturally Japanese. I am not going to worry about the yen since 70% of their sales are international. I like how they are toll taking on the IP expansion into movies and parks. I can't worry too much about chip prices. It a beautiful product with incoming third party material and a growing ecosystem. Added benefit: It's unlikely that Zuck will suck out your soul through your nostrils while you play Mario Kart. 

Edited by Cod Liver Oil
Posted
10 minutes ago, Cod Liver Oil said:

@Marco Van Basten As software sales grow, net margins will move over 30% putting Nintendo in the elite company of Tencent, Alphabet,  MSFT and TSM.

I don't mind their heavy net cash position;  capital allocation will improve but remain culturally Japanese. I am not going to worry about the yen since 70% of their sales are international. I like how they are toll taking on the IP expansion into movies and parks. I can't worry too much about chip prices. It a beautiful product with incoming third party material and a growing ecosystem. Added benefit: It's unlikely that Zuck will suck out your soul through your nostrils while you play Mario Kart. 

Exactly. I tell my wife all the time if you can’t get the kids outside tell them they can play Switch. No youtube, Roblox, or even TV for that matter. 

Posted
1 hour ago, Cod Liver Oil said:

@Marco Van Basten As software sales grow, net margins will move over 30% putting Nintendo in the elite company of Tencent, Alphabet,  MSFT and TSM.

I don't mind their heavy net cash position;  capital allocation will improve but remain culturally Japanese. I am not going to worry about the yen since 70% of their sales are international. I like how they are toll taking on the IP expansion into movies and parks. I can't worry too much about chip prices. It a beautiful product with incoming third party material and a growing ecosystem. Added benefit: It's unlikely that Zuck will suck out your soul through your nostrils while you play Mario Kart. 

Mon ami, what about a sales forecast 10 years out?  Thank you.  

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Aaaand  :

 

Bought it all again a bit later this morning :

 

North Media A/S [ NORTHM.CPH],

RTX A/S [RTX.CPH],

Jeudan A/S [JDAN.CPH],

SP Group A/S [SPG.CPH],

Vestas Wind Systems A/S [VWS.CPH],

Bavarian Nordic A/S [BAVA.CPH],

Solar A/S [SOLAR B.CPH],

Demant A/S [DEMANT.CPH],

Schouw & Co. A/S [SCHO.CPH],

H. Lundbeck A/S [HLUN A.CPH],

L. E. Lundbergföretagen AB [LUND.B.STO],

Novonesis  A/S [NSIS B.CPH], &

Genmab A/S [GENMAB.CPH].

 

[John, the daytrader! 😋]

Edited by John Hjorth
Posted
8 hours ago, RichardGibbons said:

 

Strange question. I'm not sure why anyone would waste their time trying to answer it.

Why is it a strange question?  Every good investor wants to know what the business will earn in ten years, otherwise how do you value it?

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