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Focusing on Focus Point $FOCUSP: Malaysia's largest optical retail chain.
20% market share as the lowest cost franchise option amongst a fragmented industry.
Consistent low double digits grower at a 9x earnings multiple.
Question, why does something like this exist?
This is what he means.
We are entering the best 6- to 9-month period of the entire 48-month presidential cycle.
Buckle up. Prepare accordingly.
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Haven't looked at the stock, but have been using Grab constantly while in Malaysia the last two weeks so need to give it a proper look.
$Grab Q2 annualized ev ebitda ex financial services is 10.4 (threw it out here cause unprofitable but it is inflecting with loan book growing 100% organically w npl stable. BE of segment expected in H2)
CEO bought $30M of stock at current level in september
A lot of my behaviour is guided by my biases. I'm naturally bearish so I look for reasons to be bullish. I like cheap stocks so I look for reasons to dislike a stock if it's cheap. I want to add when things are going well and cut when things are going badly, which often is the
First pacific $142 being hit by the double whammy of being a mainly Indonesian company listed in Hong Kong. I think I'm ready to go bottom fishing at less than 4x earnings and a 6% dividend yield. Debt is not as bad as it looks as much of it is subsidiary level and on stable
Have been thinking and reading over the weekend. I think I'm going to add a fair amount of exposure on Monday to longs and to shorts.
Myles retweeted
Remember not to mistake a leverage event for a change of fundamentals.
The biggest onslaught I can remember among Macro HFs through my career.
This shall (too) pass
I have a lot of negative beta to SOXX which has worked well the last few weeks. I think I'm going to short some $SOXS to hedge a bit of that out.
Myles retweeted
JEFFERIES DESK:
“.. in the last 10 days, we’ve been net for sale in Tech to the tune of > $1B on 7 of those days.
.. And for reference, here’s our net trading flows over a 20D period, one of the more dramatic net selling periods we’ve seen in Tech in recent years.”
Myles retweeted
Biggest two week net selling ever
According to @Goldmansachs PB, global technology stocks saw the largest two-week net selling on record (10+ years) between October 5 and 16, a staggering 3.3 standard deviations below normal.
Selling was driven by both long liquidations and fresh shorting.
Myles retweeted
This is crazy.
Short sales have outpaced long buying by a staggering 5:1 month-to-date, pushing short leverage close to five-year highs.
We have 44% of all earnings next week including loads of tech companies.
If the Nasdaq can hold the range into earnings and we see some surprises, that's a monster amount of fuel for a squeeze.
















