@WeekendInvestng If you listen to his explanation for exiting MU at the time, it was reasonable. No iron clad system could have foreseen what happens later. Shit happens, but at the time Pabrai's rationale for exit could have been sound and not necessarily faulty.
@ActusDei@thefynprint Upon a closer look today:
Foreign ownership of KOSPI rose from 31% to 38% between Nov 2025 and May 2026 but... from May 7โ22, foreigners net sold 45.91T won. Retail bought 44.31T won in the same window. The KOSPI rose 4.78%. This is where retail became the marginal price-setter.
@contrarianEPS When Indian banking was plagued by the "Twin Balance Sheet" crisis, Kotak survived precisely because of excess capital and depressed ROE
@Amara_Bengaluru He has publicly described himself as bullish on India since 2014. Being bullish is his default setting.
Even during periods of under-performance or short-term headwinds, he positions India for a comeback or re-rating. Not at all shocking from someone like him.
@qcapital2020 The argument is probably correct in spirit and wrong in precision.
The $8 trillion figure is almost certainly wrong. The depreciation assumption is doing enormous work and is partially wrong.
@SamanthaLaDuc ~10x is certainly the forward P/E which clearly means the market doesn't trust those earnings enough to pay a high multiple.
So the real question for the bulls: Can the next quarter convince investors that Micron's forward EPS is closer to $150-200 and durable?
In 2021, China issued an โany costโ buying mandate... meaning โimport oil no matter the price.โ That hasnโt happened now. Thatโs how you know they havenโt run out of options yet.
For years, China imported about 11 million barrels of oil per day on average. In April, that dropped to 9.3 mb/d, and in MayโJune itโs expected to fall to ~6.5 mb/d. Normally, if you cut imports that much, youโd see oil stockpiles shrinking fast.
But thatโs not happening... ๐งต๐
Must read from @michalmei on how China has managed to reduce oil imports so sharply without (based on available data) tapping stocks.
She offers an alternative to the โChina-is-tapping-in-secret-its-SPRโ narrative, focusing on refinery yield shifts.
๐: https://t.co/XmH0RuFf1t
The key signal:
MayโJune imports are forecast at 6.5 mb/d... thatโs way below those no-draw levels. So this time, stocks will have to drop by 0.5โ1 mb/d for two months. Thatโs the real test.
@deepakshenoy A necessary rant. Enjoyed all of it.
And I'm the last person to dissuade the use of LLMs but the nuance you highlight is incredibly real. Generative AI is a double-edged sword and much as I have to be thankful for, I sure don't want to be bereft of human expression of language.