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Long $SKHY across ISA and SIPP.
Forward P/E somewhere between 4x and 5x depending whose estimates you use. Either number is absurd for the second largest HBM supplier on earth.
The noise is the opportunity.
5Y horizon. DCA. DYOR. https://t.co/kGR71q12lK
SK Hynix 000660.KRX / $SKHY is currently at a ~$732 billion market cap, trading at 4.0x forward P/E.
The company is expected to generate around $676 billion in net income between 2026 and 2028.
That means SK Hynix could generate almost its entire current market cap in net income over the next three years.
The market is definitely not pricing that in.
Sometimes the opportunity is obvious, but the noise makes it hard to invest.
Three names reporting tonight after the close.
$RKLB, $HIMS, $ASTS.
Options are pricing a 12 percent move on HIMS alone.
Going to be a bumpy evening.
Which one are you most nervous about?
Monitoring the situation and grinding back the losses from that $APP earnings trade. A quick win on $SNDK helps. At least the beer and the view ease the pain π»π΄π
$NBIS at 30.83% in an actively managed fund is a conviction call, not an index outcome.
Agreed with it. Highest conviction position in my book too.
Though $NBIS and $CRWV being 58% of the fund means this is a two stock bet wearing an ETF wrapper.
DYOR. https://t.co/M9zwhDHh5y
Roundhill are launching Neocloud ETF today.
Top 5 holdings:
1. $NBIS | 30.83%
2. $CRWV | 27.30%
3. $IREN | 7.72%
4. $HUT | 6.32%
5. $WULF | 4.97%
Curious to see if this becomes as popular as $DRAM over the coming months!
$920 booked this week across three closes.
$RDDT short call expired worthless. $NBIS and $CRWV credit spreads both taken off around 55% of max profit.
Did not hold any of them to expiry.
$UBER: bookings beat, EPS in line, EBITDA up 33%, first ever $10B trailing free cash flow.
Guidance midpoint light by 0.13% and the stock drops 4%.
Down 12% this year while the Nasdaq is up 14%.
Someone is wrong here.
Still think the ETF is the safe option?
The S&P 500 trades around 29 times trailing earnings.
$META, which is inside that index, trades at 21 trailing and about 17 forward. ROE near 30%. ROIC over 25%. PEG 0.82.
So you can pay 29 for the average, or 17 for one of the best