It doesn’t make a difference, but it’s still nice to see that one of Brazil’s most respected and analytically strongest asset managers is also increasing its position in $INTR.
Squadra follows a deep-value-oriented approach with long holding periods and is highly selective, running a concentrated portfolio. Their track record is among the best long-term performances of Brazilian funds.
That’s something I can strongly identify with.
Interesting pov here talking TAM and MarketCap
$RKLB: ~$75 billion market cap. A great company executing well in a $370 billion launch TAM.
$ASTS: ~$34 billion market cap. $740 billion D2D TAM that SpaceX just validated in their own SEC filing.
Now what about gross margins?
RKLB ~38%
ASTS >82%
All facts below:
This is not another piece chasing a photonics “moonshot.” Markets don’t reward wishful thinking, they dictate where value emerges. A rational investor adapts to opportunity, rather than forcing a narrative onto it.
An aviation downturn is not an annual event. Yet history shows that such periods consistently create compelling entry points in engine manufacturers like $MTX , businesses that, at first glance cyclical, reveal on closer inspection an exceptional model: deeply entrenched moats, resilient aftermarket revenues, and long-term visibility.
Today, the setup is even more intriguing. Beyond the cyclical dislocation, the sector is supported by three distinct tailwinds, reinforcing what has always been, beneath the surface, a remarkably durable and high-quality franchise.
@KerrisdaleCap also recently published an analysis on this that seems a bit more aggressive / more bullish than mine.
I hope you enjoy this article as well.
https://t.co/rWOWlJaqht