@swansongcapital@EverydayCap@BobDhillon_MEQ I’m not sure about the supply demand imbalance being worse in Alberta… $90 oil is going to help as well.
I think they are being disciplined on the buy side which I also like to see. Generally think it’s a good buy here.
@johnarnold Plus you have lots of dumb capital chasing the supply side because it is a life long dream to own a winery. Sure is great as a consumer though!
@MaldenDriveCap@DonutShorts I think there is a real chance of lawsuits which further erode enterprise value.
Lending is a business built upon trust, I think they will have real problems rolling their debt which could trigger a death spiral. I would find it interesting at equity like returns >15% yields
@BrownMarubozu Perfect, I am aware of this and agree with (old) buffet.
No where does he say this is a metric he looks at for valuation purposes. It’s the same way a bank with low cost sticky deposits has an asset, but you don’t see me adding them to its BV.
@kieranwgoodwin Totally agree. I am now long a small position as the valuation is egregious, I pray kkr is embarrassed by the product and either takes us out of our misery or takes steps to clean it up. This is a classic case of Wall Street greed and bad incentives.
@yummyCenturyEgg How much pricing power has $csu pushed through historically? I generally agree with your macro view here, I just dont know if this is actually the case with CSU
First time in years, I think going large cap quality, you actually have great r/r across sectors.
$MSFT $BX $LVMH type of names in 25-40% drawdowns
Probably go 50% long here. Wait for a potential flush and then the other 50%
2022 I got way too cute when Big Tech was a buy
@BrownMarubozu@MrDavidThomas I'm seeing a BVPS of $53 in 1995 vs $1250 today. Looks like a CAGR of ~10%, I'll even give credit for a dividend of ~1% and call it 11%. My capiq doesnt good back further but it seems like we are putting a lot of weight on the period from 1985 - 1995?
$ffh.to hate incoming.
No group has more annoying fanboys on twitter
My beef’s with ffh include the following
1) questionable investment performance for over a decade (drawdowns like this would get you fired anywhere else)
2) the swaps on your own stock
3) the deals with OMERS