I wrote something - somehow connecting Joel Embiid and the Philadelphia 76'ers mantra to both COVID and the FP&A world (clearly quarantine is getting to me)
https://t.co/GLP0hqC0CP
@fahdananta META was definitely not a consensus buy
In Dec 2022, stock was at $122 and the average 12-month target price was $145
Analyst ratings - 40 Buys, 17 Holds, 4 Sells
Stock hit $320 a year later
(Data from @mastersinvest )
@buccocapital That said, there are some simplified analogues:
1. Managing customer churn / production decline rates is crucial
2. Once a product / asset play is de-risked, the unit economics are somewhat predictable
3. Both require significant capital, which attracts snake oil salesmen
@buccocapital Agreed, the ongoing capital intensity is a key difference…plus that whole unfortunate aspect of shale producers being a price taker (commodities are jusssst a tad volatile).
@damccormick13 This is great. Candidate decision process should really almost mirror an investment evaluation.
Interesting piece from Paradigm last week on evaluating job opportunities in Web3 (availability of on-chain data) vs traditional startups or Web2 companies.
https://t.co/l9jjBM67kr
@ShaanVP Animal Spirits pod (@michaelbatnick@awealthofcs) just rolled out NFTs to unlock podcast community features - premium mailbag, access to source content, access to a live recording, discord to connect, etc. All NFT proceeds go to a charity.
It’s been awesome thus far.
There's No Free Money Anymore
"Crossover firms participated in just one global venture capital deal valuing a startup at over $5 billion in February, compared to ten in January and eight in December."
https://t.co/qMIrBzpPrm
Storytelling 101 from @morganhousel - “there are always two sides to every investment: the number and the story. Every investment price, every market valuation, is just a number from today multiplied by a story about tomorrow.”
https://t.co/mT2x64palw
@gregrieben This is from six years ago, but still frighteningly relevant for the Oilers (and quite possibly the best sports meme on the internet)
https://t.co/i3JiaOgdma
@mariogabriele +1 on audio versions!
I read this over the holidays and it was one of the most well researched and entertaining pieces of the year - especially enjoyed the intel on seeding Series A funds (and marking up future rounds), tiger vouchers, free recruiting with H&S, etc. Great stuff!
This thread is incredible, especially for crypto neophytes but really for any investor.
Substitute ‘crypto’ and insert equity or angel investment and @punk6529’s guidance on risk/reward, leverage, and position sizing is still relevant to those asset classes.
@fahdananta@LibertyRPF Awesome insights, thanks Liberty. This @HTTOTW podcast by @BenWilsonTweets on Steve Jobs was also full of gems related to Pixar and his return to Apple that I’d never heard before - https://t.co/E490GaqKLB
@thomasg_grizzle@marketwizard87 I’d add $TOU.to to this list. Best in class assets, largely unhedged on nat gas, and they just announced special dividend - $0.75/sh to be paid on Oct 7. Potential for > $4/sh of special dividends next year, wall of free cash flow coming.
An agile FP&A process that accepts change and incentivizes the reallocation of budget dollars to growth areas is the future of FP&A, especially in high growth business models or SaaS start-ups. Focusing on the process and making better business decisions, rather than the outcome.
I wrote something - somehow connecting Joel Embiid and the Philadelphia 76'ers mantra to both COVID and the FP&A world (clearly quarantine is getting to me)
https://t.co/GLP0hqC0CP
This @benthompson article is superb - a masterclass on how the tech heavyweights are using bundling for different strategic purposes (churn management for AMZN, market expansion for MSFT, etc.)
https://t.co/1rmpgtQ1st