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Every pitch and position in the archive, searchable by ticker, company and outcome.

1,300 ideas

position Fall 2020
UNITY Unity
long inconclusive Newsletter

Unity owns fiber to the home that they lease to Windstream, which provides a stable revenue stream despite the challenges in the telecom sector.

pitch Fall 2020
FTCH Farfetch Limited
long -99.0% failed Newsletter

Farfetch is positioned to capture a larger share of the luxury goods market, which is expected to grow significantly. Despite current concerns about its high take rate, the company's growth trajectory

pitch Fall 2020
FTCH Farfetch
long -100.0% failed Newsletter

Farfetch is undervalued due to its strong economic moats, the market's overreaction to Amazon's entry into luxury goods, and its significant growth potential. The target price is set at $40, represent

position Fall 2020
TJX The TJX Companies, Inc.
long worked Newsletter

TJX has a balanced mix of close-out purchases and private label production, making it resilient to trade disputes. Its newly invested distribution centers will enhance inventory management flexibility

pitch Fall 2020
HBI Hanesbrands, Inc.
long Newsletter

Hanesbrands is undervalued due to its growth potential in eCommerce, the Champion brand, and international markets. The company has seen significant growth in its direct-to-consumer channel and has a

position Fall 2020
ALLY Ally Financial Inc.
long +68.7% worked Newsletter

Ally Financial is well-positioned to thrive post-Covid due to its shift to a deposit-funded model, which reduces risk compared to its previous reliance on short-term debt. The company is expected to r

position Fall 2020
PINS Pinterest, Inc.
long -22.7% failed Newsletter

We purchased Pinterest after its stock fell significantly, believing that increased engagement during the pandemic would enhance its business value despite the drop in stock price.

position Fall 2020
MTCH Match Group, Inc.
long inconclusive Newsletter

We bought Match.com as we saw an opportunity to invest in a company that could benefit from changing consumer behaviors during the pandemic.

position Fall 2020
HLT Hilton Worldwide Holdings Inc.
long inconclusive Newsletter

We believe Hilton's asset-light, franchise business model positions it well to weather the downturn in travel without significant losses, unlike heavily leveraged airlines.

position Fall 2020
AAL American Airlines Group Inc.
short failed Newsletter

We sold our position in American Airlines due to concerns about its ability to survive the unprecedented downturn in global travel caused by COVID-19.

position Fall 2020
AMZN Amazon.com, Inc.
long +33.2% worked Newsletter

We previously owned Amazon when it was priced in the $200s, believing it was undervalued compared to brick-and-mortar competitors, but sold too early as it rose to $600.

position Fall 2020
FB Meta Platforms, Inc.
long inconclusive Newsletter

We believe Facebook no longer looks expensive based on its projected P/E due to its significant growth from earlier concerns about its valuation.

position Fall 2020
LEA Lear Corporation
long inconclusive Newsletter

Lear is dominant in seating and is expected to adapt to changes in vehicle design as the industry moves towards more autonomous vehicles, where comfort will become increasingly important.

position Fall 2020
APTV Aptiv PLC
long inconclusive Newsletter

Aptiv is also a leader in electrification, which gives it a competitive advantage as the automotive industry shifts towards electric vehicles.

position Fall 2020
TE TE Connectivity Ltd.
long inconclusive Newsletter

TE Connectivity is a leader in electrification and has a higher content in electric vehicles compared to traditional vehicles, positioning it well to benefit from industry disruption.

position Fall 2020
AAPL Apple Inc.
long inconclusive Newsletter

Bill Nygren mentions that they owned Apple for a long time, and it was consistently selling at less than a market P/E multiple, indicating it was undervalued despite being a growth company.

position Fall 2020
NFLX Netflix, Inc.
long inconclusive Newsletter

Netflix is adding approximately 25 million subscribers a year, which adds significant value. The market cap is around $200 billion, and if each subscriber is valued at $1,000, the annual return on spe

position Fall 2020
GOOGL Alphabet Inc.
long inconclusive Newsletter

Alphabet's spending on 'Other Bets' depresses its earnings, inflating the stated P/E multiple. Adjusting for this spending and the cash on the balance sheet reveals that investors are not paying much

position Fall 2020
AMGN Amgen Inc.
long inconclusive Newsletter

Amgen's heavy R&D spending is currently depressing its earnings, making it appear expensive relative to the pharmaceutical industry. However, when considering enterprise value to EBITDA plus R&D, Amge

position Fall 2020
AZN AstraZeneca plc
long worked Newsletter

AstraZeneca has revitalized its R&D efforts under new management, transforming from a less loved company to an innovator in the pharmaceutical industry, which enhances its investment appeal.

position Fall 2020
PEUGF Peugeot S.A.
long Newsletter

Peugeot has successfully restructured under new management, implementing aggressive cost controls and delivering on targets, which has strengthened the company and made it a more attractive investment

position Fall 2020
VOW Volkswagen AG
long inconclusive Newsletter

Volkswagen has successfully moved on from the Dieselgate scandal with new management that has improved expectations and positioned the company as a leader in the EV space, making it a compelling inves

position Fall 2020
UCG UniCredit S.p.A.
long inconclusive Newsletter

UniCredit has undergone a painful restructuring, improving its corporate governance and aligning management interests with shareholders. With a less risky balance sheet and better returns, it presents

position Fall 2020
RR Rolls-Royce Holdings plc
long inconclusive Newsletter

Rolls Royce is a leader in engine manufacturing and is expected to see a recovery in cash flow as demand for airplane engines returns post-pandemic. The current market valuation does not reflect the p