$CPRT Is genuinely one of my favorite companies which I own, but the market doesn't agree with me on that, and I'm down -30% on my position. This is the kind of positions you want the add on the way up, not down. I'll wait for next 1-2 quarters to decide about increasing my stake
Good life advice from Eventim's CEO:
What is your business philosophy?
“To be clear and transparent in business and fair in human relationships. It makes you assessable, which comes with a lot of advantages.” - Klaus-Peter Schulenberg in a 2021 interview
El mercado ofrece MC Funeral por encima del 6,5% de FCF yield...
Negocio estable y con una asignación de capital decente (desde 2023 ha retirado de circulación más del 8% de las acciones) y disciplinada (no hacen M&A por menos del 15% de TIR).
$SCI
$CPRT management is REALLY leaning into share repurchases.
They bought back $1.63B worth of shares just last quarter. That's ~3.6% of the entire company!
Keep in mind this company has a market cap of $32B with $4.2B in cash, $0 in debt, and billions of dollars in fully owned land.
Companies like NVR are a Rorschach test for investors.
No guidance
…earnings calls
…conferences
…CEO media appearances
It’s easy to believe they aren’t transparent or shareholder friendly.
Perhaps the real question should be; how valuable are those things?
$NVR shares outstanding. $11.13 per share on 4/1/1996, $5,563.62 per share today. This is what happens when your business model is durable and generates consistent FCF through the cycle.
I am really confused about the latest 13F filings.
Money managers get big paychecks buying the same stocks every retail investor owns....
$GOOG $MCO $SPGI $AAPL $MSCI $V $MA
Very bummed as a longtime $BLD shareholder. Was a super shareholder friendly stock, capital light with great mgmt and good ROIC. It was a forever hold and they sold out for reasons unknown. Didn’t need the money.
Investment bankers win again