@SahilKapoor Negative Skew vs Positive Skew, the trick isn't choosing either, it's owning both.
Very important to have the patience to let each one play it's own timescale. This is one of the reasons why Buffett is a genius.
I've started writing on my portfolio companies:
My latest writeup on Time Technoplast and why I think the market is still anchoring the business to legacy packaging economics despite improving margins, collapsing debt, and rising composite mix.
https://t.co/yhWtd9Yb0c
Analysing some US companies as well that I find interesting.
Atmus Filtration is a spin off from Cummins, it trades a relatively attractive valuation and has the right revenue drivers. Read more here:
https://t.co/ZsfhpNtQUd
@BhallaBhatia The management targets 35% of revenue from VAP by FY28. That would increase the composites revenue share to 40+%. In any case, they would need EBITDA margins to go up by at least 60-80 bps from current levels.
I'll write a more detailed report after their Q4 results.
As Windlas Biotech announces it's FY26 results today, I write about why the market might be mispricing it.
Buyback. Complex generics. Formulation IP. Exports compounding fast.
Full breakdown: https://t.co/Q2sNujV3bs
In this write up, I write based on the insights of Buffett's 2007 letter and @mjmauboussin article on competitive advantage period.
Are moats becoming fragile?
If yes, how do we find great businesses?
https://t.co/W1vWExXiLb
@negligible_cap I first started noticing this back in mid 2025, the lag can create a cascade of sorts. Wrote a piece on this very thing recently:
https://t.co/inB9Y871zB
@flexifinHQ Yes, I think in the long run that is the most likely case. But the revenue from the end users also have to come, which would require tangible use cases (which are coming up slowly).