@andrewcoye I think using your midpoint is a fair place to discuss your valuation yes. It would be odd to hone in elsewhere.
Anyway, it was just a friendly chat Sir. Opinions make a market, no need to get shirty; I won't contribute again. Have a nice day.
Enthusiasm is probably a top leading indicator of future performance (relevant to any career, not just investing)
It can be tough to balance the love for the game with a family sometimes though, ie switch off at evenings and weekends properly. One reason I never want 24hour trading.
Do you hold anything that doesn’t really fit your usual investing style?
As the name suggests, 95% of what I own is tangible book deep value, but I’ve got small exposure to Defence and Commodities (value focused of course!)
Day 30 of 100 days of Net-Nets
Crest Nicholson (CRST)
Market Cap: 174m
NCAV ratio: 0.29
Cash: 126m
Z-Score: 2.18
Debt/Equity: 24.1%
Shameless plug: see my recent write-up on a basket of UK housebuilder net-nets in the comments
@sidecarcap A lot of deep research just ends up fuelling confirmation bias. I think the 80/20 rule applies a lot to investing, one element of which is the CEO (like you say) and capital allocation record.
Has anyone thought about a possible Black Swan at Pershing being Ryan Israel leaving one day?
At some point Robin might decide he wants to be Batman.
$PSH #PSH $PSUS $PS $HHH
1/ Yesterday I published what initially looks like a cheap European lender, trading around tangible book value and just ~4x 2026 earnings. But the real story is growth...
@CasinoCapital@IGClientHelp@Trading212 I am happy with ii. FX fees have come down a bit recently and has multi-currency.
I’d be cautious about allocating a large amount of capital to new era app-based brokers like 212. The start-up feel, along with concerns about the underlying business strength gives me pause.