For this weeks edition of ValueTeddys Snap Judgements we are taking a look at Plejd. A small but interesting business that has been massively popular on the Swedish part of my tweetmachine. I want to start by recommending that you read two pieces of analysis if you find this much shorter write-up interesting. 1. @Aktiehesten (June … Continue reading Plejd (PLEJD)
Naked Wines (WINE)
For this weeks edition of ValueTeddys Snap Judgements we are taking a look at Naked Wines. A seemingly interesting business, that has been popping up here and there in my Twitter feed. Naked Wines Naked Wines sell a very wide selection of wines online, and they offer membership for some premium services. Overall the wine … Continue reading Naked Wines (WINE)
Discovery (DISCA)
For this fourth edition of ValueTeddys Snap Judgements we are taking a look at Discovery, which has been suggested to me by a twitter follower. It is also a 5% position in Michael Burry’s portfolio according to Dataroma when I’m writing this. Discovery Ticker: DISCAMarket Cap: 20.4 b SUSDRevenue: 10.6 b USD Discovery is probably most known … Continue reading Discovery (DISCA)
GomSpace (GOMX)
It’s Easter and thus this third edition of ValueTeddys Snap Judgements is slightly delayed. I hope you have had a nice holiday, and that you find this letter interesting. GomSpace Ticker: GOMMarket cap: 911 m SEKRevenue: 194 m SEK I remember a few years ago where space and micro-satellites was the big thing on Swedish … Continue reading GomSpace (GOMX)
Dividends and Dividend Yield
In this post I am going to tackle dividends, and dividend yield. First I am going to focus on the capital allocation aspect of dividends, and then there will be a brief discussion about dividend yield. Paying high dividends means that the company uses a lot of the cash it generates to pay dividends to … Continue reading Dividends and Dividend Yield
Photocure (PHO), 11 Bit Studios (11B)
For the second edition of ValueTeddy’s Snap Judgements we have Norwegian pharma and Polish computer games. Photocure Ticker: PHOMarket cap: 3300 m NOKRevenue: 250 m NOK For Photocure we have continuously growing revenues, relatively constant losses, and steadily declining book value of equity per share. Since this is some sort of pharmaceutical company, I have … Continue reading Photocure (PHO), 11 Bit Studios (11B)
Inari Medical (NARI) and JOYY (YY)
I recently started a new little project on Substack, where I do short snap judgements on stocks selected by you, the reader. Below is the first edititon of ValueTeddy’s Snap Judgements. For the first edition of this little project I’m taking a look at Inari Medical and JOYY. Inari Medical Ticker: NARIMarket Cap 5333 m … Continue reading Inari Medical (NARI) and JOYY (YY)
Looking for fat pitches
As I was Re-listening to the 1996 Berkshire Q&A, it struck me again how GOOD the idea to look for those fat pitches is. It resonates with the fact that an investor needs only a few great ideas to produce a great track record. There is no need to swing on everything, but instead look … Continue reading Looking for fat pitches
Short on shorting
Every now and then I see one or two questions regarding shorting stocks, and I thought I'd put down some of my thoughts. First of all, shorting can work for some, for short time periods, but when shorting you are inherently fighting an uphill battle for a few reasons. In order to fully understand these, … Continue reading Short on shorting
Charlie Munger’s Investing Checklist
In an interview with BBC, Charlie Munger outlines a checklist for Berkshire investments. It takes him about a minute to run thorough it, but it contains a wealth of information. In this post I hope to dig into the four point Charlie Munger names. The interview can be found here. Charlie names the list about 6 … Continue reading Charlie Munger’s Investing Checklist
