@puppyeh1 Thanks for the great write up Jeremy.
Just a question re the PLN200m investment they mentioned. It reads like that's been made but I can't see in historic financials (unless total?). Do you know if that's already happened or still to come?
Feel I've lost this in translation.
@CapitalObserver I like the confidence, the best case is pretty well outlined - big share loser, slow to adapt and poor sales execution. Looking for someone to show me the blue sky as it’s less obvious.
@CapitalObserver Could you please help me understand the bull case on $CHKP? Looks very cheap, Gil is highly aligned, and products are strong. I can't get my head around the bull case, and few sell-side bulls to help. worried about value trap. If you are happy to help, please DM me.
@phoenixvalue A feature of ratings (and top picks) is that you can use it as an indicator where an analyst is up to date and current on the story. Hold is just another reason for the analyst to let his knowledge go stale. Use those who are engaged.
@IntrinsicInv $WAB providing the products to get the railroads there, and then $KSU as the best positioned for near shoring driven growth (and lower carbon exposure in end markets).
Knowledge seeking in college vs after graduating is like two different worlds.
In one it's all about getting grades which destroys intrinsic motivation. In the other the knowledge itself is the ends. So much more freedom to go down rabbitholes too..
@PrefShares Both sides agree on spending but not gap on how to fund it and how it should address environmental issues. Without blue wave there could be a long lead time to a deal. If not struck in H120, DOT’s reluctant to approve big projects. So timing issue.
@nomad_cap Reminds me of high school when learning about the use of propaganda. Three simple points are the core of any message. Same thing taught to me as sell-side ER training...
1/ Thread: The Superpowers in Investing
Investing has been dubbed as the last liberal art.
Unless your name is Jim Simons, raw intelligence or brain power is perhaps not a sure-fire way to be successful investors.