#1231 Alpha Score 32.6

Paul Gabrail

Host / Value Investor
· tracked since Jan 2026
1231
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Alpha Score 32.6
Calls
25
Win Rate
56.0%
return
+0.8%
Calls 25 17 Posts tracked · 0.1/day Posted today
Calls
7d 0
30d 0
90d 0
Win Rate 56% Long 24 Short 1
Win Rate
7d 52%
30d 44%
90d 32%
Average Return +0.8% Long Return +0.1% Short Return +17.1%
Average Return
7d +0.2%
30d -0.5%
90d -2.9%
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Long
Jan 26
$54.43
+15.7%
Bristol Myers undervalued with pipeline, cash flow.
Paul sees Bristol Myers Squibb as an interesting opportunity: it trades at about 7.5x free cash flow and 19x earnings, free cash flow is far above net income, the 4.4% dividend is easily covered, and while Eliquis and Opdivo are losing patent protection, the company plans 16 new products by 2030 targeting over $25 billion in revenue plus cost cuts. His 10-year model values it between $70 and $145, with a $103 midpoint, versus a current price around $55, though he warns the path will be volatile.
Pharma & Biotech
Long
Jan 26
$44.89
+16.6%
NYC office rebound makes SLG attractive.
Barron's frames SL Green as a contrarian recovery play on Manhattan's office market, and Paul says he loves the commercial landlord play because he always thought the office exodus was a short-term blip: in-person camaraderie matters, office usage is rebounding, and the stock was priced for that recovery, though he acknowledges it still feels scary.
REITs
Long
Jan 24
$479.17
+6.3%
Stay invested monthly in S&P 500.
Paul endorses Monish Pabrai's core strategy of regularly investing in the S&P 500 (or, as an acceptable alternative, Berkshire Hathaway) rather than sitting in cash and trying to time a crash. Staying consistently invested captures long-term growth of diversified businesses, compounding, and the tendency of the S&P 500 to recover to new highs after major declines. Paul personally prefers the S&P 500 over Berkshire.
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Paul Gabrail has 25 trade ideas tracked on Buzzberg across 25 tickers since January 2026. Win rate 56% across 25 evaluated calls, average return +0.8%. Ranked #1231 on the Buzzberg Alpha leaderboard. Most covered: SPY, SFM, ADBE.

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