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· Midday Alpha · by Buzzberg Research
Reddit commenters argued over Tesla's valuation and doubted Apple at 40x earnings, while standalone posts argued uranium is oversold versus Brent and questioned Nvidia's vendor financing.
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Tesla valuation
Commenters split on Tesla: one called it extremely overvalued, saying it spent a fortune on a car that will never reach mass production, another bought about $10k on margin, and another questioned why a stock near 400 P/E would pop.
Apple at 40x earnings
Commenters doubted Apple at about 40x earnings: one expects iPhone Duo sales to fade after a strong start, another is opening puts on expected preorder cancellations, and another said 40x is too rich to buy.
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by score · day changeA cointegration post argues uranium equities are oversold versus Brent
The author presents a cointegration-based relative-value setup between Brent oil (BNO) and uranium equities (URA), arguing URA is oversold versus oil and could mean-revert higher.
On The Relationship Between Brent Oil (ticker BNO) and Uranium Companies (ticker URA) With the latest terrorist attacks in Saudi
It frames uranium as a long-term energy-constrained trade.
Watch URA versus BNO spread.
Source →A value post calls Nvidia high risk over circular vendor financing
The author argues Nvidia is overvalued and high-risk due to circular vendor financing practices similar to those that led to Lucent's bankruptcy.
Why NVDA is HIGH RISK and not even close to a value It’s very simple.
It targets the financing loop between Nvidia and its customers.
Source →A WSB post argues the AI and semis trade rests on debt financing that banks and private markets are cautious on
The author argues the AI/semis trade depends on trillions of debt financing, with KPMG, banks and private markets signaling caution.
The question that popped up was liquidity. All the earnings of the semis rest on companies paying for them.
Without that funding, the author says the trade cannot work.
Source →Superstonk counts over 130k GameStop calls in the money above max pain
After GameStop's $28 close, the poster says over 130k calls are in the money above max pain, setting up potential gamma pressure into warrant expiration, while warning of heavy market-maker resistance.
Today is the most important day in a long time With the price closing at $28 yesterday, we are currently
The poster sees the setup turning on whether the price holds above max pain.
Watch GameStop's close into warrant expiration.
Source →A WSB trader holds DXYZ and VCX calls for Anthropic and SpaceX exposure
The author is bullish on DXYZ and VCX as venture funds holding Anthropic and SpaceX exposure, says an Anthropic IPO could reignite interest, and holds calls on both.
DXYZ & VCX calls these bastards better moon before I end up back at Wendy’s Listen up you highly regarded
Listed venture funds are a retail route into private AI and space names.
Watch Anthropic IPO timing.
Source →Most argued
by comments per upvoteA study of 2016-2026 Indian multibaggers links hit rates to profitability and ROCE
Screener-based statistics on 2016-2026 multibaggers show profitability, EPS growth and ROCE raise hit rates, with electrical equipment and industrial manufacturing leading.
Multibagger Analysis I wanted to know how many stocks that were listed in 2016 and turned out to be multibaggers
Electrical equipment and industrial manufacturing led the sample.
Source →A Wise valuation weighs falling take rates against moat strength
The review weighs whether Wise's falling cross-border take rates strengthen its moat or cap value capture, with five-year bear, base and bull returns of roughly -6%, 12% and 27% annualized.
Wise: Are Falling Fees Strengthening Its Moat or Limiting Long-Term Returns?
The bear case implies a negative annualized return over five years.
Watch Wise's take rate.
Source →An AMD technical post sees 10-20% upside into earnings
The analyst argues AMD's recovery above the 50-day EMA on heavy volume shows committed buyers and frames current weakness as a good entry with 10-20% upside into earnings.
Technical Analysis for AMD 10/16-------Pre-Market So yea this is looking rough on the chart but I do think this might
It treats the 50-day EMA as the line for the dip-buy case.
Watch AMD holding above its 50-day EMA.
Source →A WSB commenter calls AeroVironment a buy on rotation and Pentagon drone spending
The commenter argues AVAV is a buy, especially if money rotates out of AI into high-growth sectors and Pentagon drone and autonomous weapons spending rises, and says buyers are going to push it to the 180s.
https://preview.redd.it/pr1tqzbkqtvh1.jpeg?width=1320&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=7dfd81ee894aeb02881d83d467699d6d6c0375c9 Rotation is starting and they’re getting bullish on this, and they’re gonna push it to 180s by the end
It is a rotation case for defense tech away from AI.
Watch AVAV move toward the 180s.
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