Random rules and lessons from 2025:
1⃣ speed of execution is everything.
2⃣ why invest in a value stock without catalysts when you can buy a growth stock with a lot of catalysts? $PYPL
3⃣Value investing can destroy your performance.
4⃣spend more time thinking
5⃣keep some cash
This is a decent list of big beneficiaries of $DELL blowout earnings.
Other than $PENG, $SNX and maybe $TSSI also $ARW, $AVT and $INGM should get a nice lift from the AI infrastructure development.
Nobody was able to guess the stock.
Many of you went for $TSSI which isn't fundamentally wrong as Tssi will benefit greatly from $DELL strenght.
But that's not the stock I was talking about so I will give you some more hints:
> forward p/e 15
> low EBIT margin, around 2,5-3%
> full exposure to AI data centers computing deployment
> tech distribution legacy business
Can you guess the stock now?
After this little game I'm even more convinced that my pick is still way more "hidden" than $PENG and $TSSI.
I might very well be wrong but someone's gotta say it.
$DELL is the backbone of AI infrastructure deployment and just grew revenues 88%.
$HPQ is a crappy company selling printers and cheap PCs.
$IBM is an overvalued giant with no real catalysts and growing revenues 5% per year.
They aren't the same, don't follow the hype.
@Nesjamag@aleabitoreddit@MoodyWriter13 Could be, what I'm saying is that this was an easy bet at €6 or something, now it's less easy.
If everything works out it's probably cheap, but if it doesn't, its not
FinX seems to be desperately trying to pump $XFAB stock since @aleabitoreddit talked about it.
But the pumping scheme is failing to work (for now) and the stock is well off the highs of the initial pump.
@MoodyWriter13 has been one of the few accounts spreading some real facts on the stock.
Imo the time to buy the stock was when it was below €7, not now.
X-Fab isn't some revolutionary company, they are heavily exposed to the automotive sector (around 60% of revenues).
This could actually be a valuable lesson for retail investors: chasing a pumped-up stock is always a big danger.
And it's not like I'm bearish on X-Fab or something, but when you buy a stock that is up 50% in one day just because of hype, there is a good chance you are the exit liquidity.
Everyone's sleeping on $XFAB. 🔋
X-FAB Silicon Foundries is Europe's leading specialty analog/mixed-signal foundry.
~$870m revenue.
6 fabs.
Serving automotive, industrial & medical.
And it's trading BELOW book value.
🧵👇
@Romulus756bc@aleabitoreddit@MoodyWriter13 Maybe you are a bit slow?
I bought $XFAB at book value bro, go read my post before writing stupid shit
https://t.co/ktWuc7NwWe
Everyone's sleeping on $XFAB. 🔋
X-FAB Silicon Foundries is Europe's leading specialty analog/mixed-signal foundry.
~$870m revenue.
6 fabs.
Serving automotive, industrial & medical.
And it's trading BELOW book value.
🧵👇
Kalray is up another 15% this morning.
$ALKAL stock enjoyed a parabolic move and I decided to finally take profit.
I locked-in a 200% gain in just around 3 months.
I just hope I didn't sell too early 🤞
Check out KALRAY $ALKAL, a french small cap rapidly growing in the semiconductor industry.
Don't be fooled by reported revenue growth, the semiconductors segment was up 4 folds and is gonna grow very fast in the next 5 years.
A potential hidden gem.
@rosyprosperity@MichaelDell I'm long $ORCL and I might have fucked up on $IBM, I went long after the Trump admin investment but I sold out for a quick gain