@TheStalwart@tracyalloway The best line is: "Knowledge is knowing that a tomato is a fruit, and wisdom is knowing not to put a tomato in a fruit salad."
WHY THE PRICE OF TOMATOES IS GOING BANANAS
On the new Odd Lots, @tracyalloway and I talk to Baldor’s SVP of Procurement and Merchandising Jacob Krempel about how a combo of drought and tariffs caused the tomato market to go nuts https://t.co/kBSVHH6pBD
$HEI $TDG the aircraft shortage is a parts story.
The world built ~3,400 fewer jets than it needed since 2019. Old planes can’t retire, so they keep flying. Planes that fly longer need more parts and service. That demand flows to $HEI for replacement parts, $TDG for aftermarket
$CLBT Top-line acceleration is setting up, with the tape still pricing last year's DOGE-era federal freeze.
Two demand tailwinds on the US calendar: the World Cup this summer and the LA Olympics in 2028.
Genesis, the AI platform not yet in the numbers, going commercial mid-June.
ARR +21% YoY to $493M. Q2 guide ($510-513M) implies net-new reaccel, ~$17-20M vs $12M in Q1.
Federal flipped: pipeline +35% YoY, FedRAMP High secured May 6, growth headed back to the 20s.
AI: ~$12.5B Investigative AI TAM over 4 yrs, an "opportunity to double our business.
The U.S. burned through most of its precision missile stockpile in February. Rebuilding takes years.
One company makes the bearings inside the factory producing the next batch. $RBC
Depleted U.S. missile inventories have "created a window of vulnerability for a potential Western Pacific conflict," warns @CSISDefense. "The time needed to rebuild those inventories has thus become a major concern."
Learn more: https://t.co/FNLGW2FyIo
I reviewed 432 school-board meetings and 553 parent comments to stress-test $LRN.
Zero non-renewals. Zero competitor mentions.
Prob-weighted target $138 (+38%), 3.0x skew. Q3 print tomorrow.
Full thesis: