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META Deep Dive
Hey friends! We’ve just uploaded a Deep Dive on META by Micke Syding — and launched a dedicated Deep Dive Discussions section where we can explore these analyses in more detail together. 💬 Ask questions, share insights, and stay engaged — that’s how we all level up. Cheers! 🙌
1 like • Aug 1
This is very interesting thanks for the deep dive. This week I attended a training course for Amazon AWS as I'm studying as part of my job for AWS Sys Ops Administrator. I know Mike touched on Amazon during the Meta deep dive. Having had a look at the inner engine that is AWS it's quite impressive.
1 like • Aug 3
Amazon AWS has something called S3 storage which Netflix use for the databases of content. One thing I learned from Richard Farleigh is that the price already knows this and is built into the current $ price. But I am beginning to realise from listening to @Karl-Mikael Syding this is just a tiny piece of the jigsaw puzzle that could be used to interpret any future price. I personally like Amazon in terms of what they do as a company. Jeff Bezos Retail Books Music Film Retail Cloud Tech
Feel free to ask any questions you like about the Deep Dives in this thread
Ask about details. Make requests for Deep Dives in companies that are well suited for DDs and teaching the P=FxV method. Showcase your own deep dives, and so on.
1 like • Jul 13
@Karl-Mikael Syding I followed up on this because I wanted to give it my best shot at concentration > sleeping well. Fortunately with the Corp I work for I get AXA PPP private heath care. Mentioned to the doc I have occasional insomnia waking early in the night. Thought I'd share the advice they gave me. Hopefully not off topic but I believe we can trade better if we're well slept. The 10-3-2-1-0 sleep method is a sleep hygiene technique that involves a countdown to bedtime with specific cut-off times for certain activities to improve sleep quality. It helps establish a routine and reduce variables that might delay sleep or increase nighttime awakenings. Here's a breakdown of the method. 10 hours before bed. Stop consuming caffeine. This allows ample time for caffeine to be processed out of your system before sleep. 3 hours before bed: Avoid eating and drinking alcohol. These can disrupt sleep patterns and digestion. 2 hours before bed:.. Stop working or engaging in mentally taxing activities. This allows your mind to relax and transition into sleep mode. 1 hour before bed:. Power down all electronic devices. The blue light emitted from screens can interfere with your body's natural sleep-wake cycle. . Zero Avoid hitting the snooze button in the morning. This helps regulate your body's natural sleep rhythm.. By following this routine, you create a conducive environment for sleep and promote better sleep hygiene. That's the Dr. advice. + I also have a Pro tip I got some Magnesium Glycinate gummies from Amazon which I take 30-60 minutes before bed. It helps calm me in order to aid a restful night' sleep. This will help me make better trading decisions and follow through on the deep dives to give myself the best chance on being on the right side of risk.
1 like • Jul 22
@Karl-Mikael Syding Forgot to mention one last thing I have in my sleep routine. Those times when all this doesn't work because of external factors we can't control in life. I have one blue Nytol tablet to give myself a good rest only on one night only. But...it does give you a kind of hang over next morning because it effects sleep quality, opposite of what the Magnesium Glycinate gummies do, which improve sleep quality.
New Deep Dive: Comfort Systems (FIX)
We just dropped a full breakdown on Comfort Systems (FIX) — a U.S. engineering company with 39% ROE, strong fundamentals, and solid technical momentum. Syding explores why this stock might be undervalued despite its high P/E, and why it could deliver ~18.5% annual returns with below-market risk.
3 likes • Jun 17
Much appreciated this is very helpful @Karl-Mikael Syding
Evolution - Deep Dive coming
An excellent way to find interesting stocks to analyze is to look at good companies that have fallen sharply. They might of course actually be value traps, but it's a nice place to start if a lot of other people used to think it was worth 5x as much and it's still the same company. EVOLUTION might be such a fallen angel. WHAT WERE THEY DRINKING? The risk in Evolution is in a way 20% lower now after the 20% price fall on weak earnings today. An investor today still faces the same coming future stream of cash flows as an investor yesterday. The difference only being that the investor today has more clarity regarding this past quarter, and possibly a slightly better guess for the following few. After that the water turns just as dark as before It certainly looks like a good time to be accumulating shares starting here at 675 SEK -- quite the opposite from during the buying frenzy around 1700 SEK four years ago. WHAT were the thinking?! I thought it was overpriced back then due to political risk and high valuation multiples. Now, however, at the current P/S and P/E, it’s a totally different story -- a 2,5x different story, and 4 years closer the future stream of cash flows, i.e., another factor of 1.75 less discounting to do (15% per year for four years)! Evolution thus has 4.4x more upside now than it did then. It’s still not a certain money maker of course, but way, way, wayyyyy better today at 675 SEK than at 1709 SEK in spring 2021. Please note, however, that we’re still likely facing a year of global economic slowdown, and Evolution probably has to get through a few tough quarters, so don’t spend all your money at once. But do start analyzing, setting price alarms and start nibbling, for example a tenth of your desired number of shares per month.
0 likes • May 8
I read a book by Jaron Lanier who was involved in the early stages of the creation of virtual reality. It reminds me of what he said about negative feedback loop which if we strip back to simplicity of asking why would anybody play again if they loose their $ ?Dopamine triggers when we win and also when we loose, completing the feedback loop.
Deep Dive
Hello friends! Hope you’re enjoying the community and gaining valuable insights as the days go by. We’re excited to announce a new section called Deep Dive, where Micke will take an in-depth look at a particular company each week, covering all aspects from an investment perspective. This is included in your subscription, and a new Deep Dive will be released every week! Your feedback is incredibly important to us — it helps us shape the community to better serve you. So please stay active and let us know if there are any specific areas you’d like us to improve or focus on. Starting next week, we’ll also launch a Q&A session! Feel free to drop your questions in the comments below, and Micke will answer them during the Q&A. Cheers, Jahongir
0 likes • May 1
This week I opened a short position because I wanted to reduce my risk from mostly being long. Just to be clear I am not recommending this to anyone. This is because it's my own analysis so I have found when I use somebody else's it's like playing with fire. If you play with fire you get burned. And I don't want anyone to loose any of their hard earned $. So my short this week is ticker WBA Walgreens Boots Alliance. Some of my Fundamental Analysis. Operational Struggles; the company faces eroded pharmacy margins, a $5.8 billion writedown from it's VillagemD investment, and plans to close 1200 stores (14% of it's footprint) by 2027. Dividend Cut. In early 2024, Wallgreens halved it's dividend. Potential S&P 500 removal. It is significantly down in price so I am hoping my odds are stacked against a short squeeze. I will be applying risk management to counter balance this. What I normally do is open a very small position first because it helps me concentrate and focus. My head keeps telling me I am going against the market and indeed all of the above is already reflected in the super computer that is the market. Would be interested to hear Mike' view on this one. I want to get better at shorting and its my weak spot.
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Stuart Hatch
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