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AI is not able to replace something as simple as a tax software, for now.
Remember it needs to be 100% accurate not 99%. The 1% error rate (or even 0.1%) destroys the business.
So far AI didn’t prove it can do that, but yeah maybe in 5-10 years, and the model is at risk… but that’s if INTU doesn’t perfect it themselves (more likely imo).
@dcurras1 I have a feeling that is why they chose to close the Imagine acquisition only in July (Q3).. so the numbers are clearer for a full quarter and to avoid the Q1 confusion.
$LMN.V @ 12x
Revenues on track. Margins to be optimized.
$CSU style reporting with a complete disregard to short-term focused shareholders
Other companies would definitely present you all the adjusted figures wrapped in a bow, but not this one.
Just wait for the numbers in the coming quarters.
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Warren Buffett on Tim Cook, after the Apple CEO announced his upcoming retirement: “What he has done with Apple could not be done by anybody I’ve known.”
$GSY $GSY.TO ugly results but largely expected
The one big positive here supporting the turnaround thesis:
Net charge offs
Q1 guidance: 17.5% to 18.5%
Expected to decrease from 23.8% in the fourth quarter of 2025 to the mid-teens for full year 2026; improvement is expected as the year progresses.
..this means NCO’s are projected to end 2026 on a sub-14% run rate
= profits in 2027
Is there another example where CSU steps in to restructure the debt part as a minority shareholder ?
I agree with your analysis btw, also for adj ebitda.
I was thinking csu can pay down that debt and refinance from the mother company at low rates, and then assess the value csu would pay for the whole biz.
@WSB_redditor@andrew1corpora1@JustinvestToday Either you use EV, and net operating income, or market cap and net income.
Considering debt is pretty much permanent and used to generate revenues, I prefer to use net figures.