Breaking: Nancy Pelosi just filed up to ~13.5M worth of new stock trades
Including buying up to $12M of Bloom Energy $BE
Major Buys Include:
• Bought 15,000 shares of Bloom Energy $BE
• Bought 10,000 shares of Intel $INTC
She bought new call options:
• Bought up to $5M of $BE leaps
• Bought up to $500K of $INTC leaps
The risk is obvious.
Kodak is NOT a pure-play film-camera company. Print remains its largest segment, silver/aluminum input costs matter, and nostalgia trends can reverse quickly.
But that’s also why the opportunity is interesting:
Wall Street can look at Kodak and see an old industrial company.
Consumers increasingly see Kodak as the brand behind one of the biggest analog revivals in decades.
$KODK PT: $16 - 62% upside
Speculative bull case, not investment advice.
Kodak might be one of the strangest consumer-demand trades hiding in plain sight.
Meanwhile, demand for FILM CAMERAS is exploding, Kodak’s film & chemicals revenue just jumped 43% YoY, and Gen Z is turning 30-year-old cameras into luxury goods.
$KODK is ~$9.87. My bull-case target: $16/share. ~62% upside.
Here’s the thesis 👇
My speculative bull-case math:
There are ~97.9M shares outstanding.
If the analog resurgence continues and improving film volumes/pricing help Kodak sustain the recent EBITDA inflection, I think the market can plausibly rerate the equity to roughly $1.55–$1.60B.
That implies:
$15.80–$16.35/share
vs. ~$9.87 today.
~60%+ upside.
🚨 High Yield Harry is now LIVE on Autopilot
Designed with the intent to deliver strong returns with a unique, strategic edge
• market-leading blue chips
• private credit growth
• high-yield diversification
His three portfolios: