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Joined December 2015
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it's finally time for Chovy win this title
TOP 2 MOST DOMINANT WORLDS RUNS OF ALL TIME: What is @GenG's score going to be after the #Worlds2026 Final?
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something that I have been advocating: instead of $SPY or $QQQ , run a top 20-30 largest companies index yourself. it's been outperforming for many years in comparison
Sequoia - Largest Positions
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crypto back to 'if stocks can pump 16% in a day, why bother longing any crypto' narrative zcash:native below $1k , bitcoin:native below $75k crypto cooked until ai is cooked but then the market is cooked so crypto is cooked again
BREAKING: CoreWeave stock, $CRWV, surges over +16% after posting stronger than expected earnings due to AI. Nasdaq 100 futures extend gains to +1.5% on the day.
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neoclouds are holding up despite 10yr back up at 5%, so that's a good sign for the ai complex. if you recall, we are in this leg down all because of 'neocloud scare' but crypto is challenged now because - rates are high so 'risk off' - neoclouds are up -> sucking up risk capital liquidity so there you go, not much reason to buy for now
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$CHTR's $1.5 bn cash tender can result in $1.1 bn value creation (5% of equity) for shareholders. With stock up 10% yesterday, the market reacted well to this efficient debt reduction Now with decreasing capex in 2027/ 28, base case FCF after debt repayment to reach 3.5x by 2029 is ~$3.3 bn/ $4.6 bn. Doing that paydown through cash tenders at ~Β’65–70 retires ~$1.4–1.5 of debt per $1 spent, which leaves ~$3 bn per year for buybacks in 2027/ 28 (~14% of current market cap a year). If the $2 bn savings plan lands, that rises to ~$4–5bn No one knows what's the right terminal value of Charter, but at current price, there are few ways to win: - any sign of slower EBITDA decline - attractive cash tender for debt reduction - capex reduction kicking in from 2027
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sounds like a great deal? so it’s like they get to pay down the debt at 2x the pace kind of funny how couple months ago $CHTR was selling off with raising rates but now it’s up 10% as people realize that they can cash tender their long dated debt at discount from issuance?
$CHTR launched a $1.5B cash tender for 8 long-dated bonds (2041–2062, 3.5–4.8% coupons). At ~7.2% tender yields they price ~58Β’ on the dollar β†’ est. ~$2.6B of debt retired for $1.5B, ~$100M/yr interest saved. Rising yields = cheaper buyback. Deleveraging, accelerated.
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Maybe $CHTR’s $100B of debt is only $57B They bought back stock way too high but they also sold debt too high. Their debt buybacks are chipping away at terrible stock buybacks.
$CHTR launched a $1.5B cash tender for 8 long-dated bonds (2041–2062, 3.5–4.8% coupons). At ~7.2% tender yields they price ~58Β’ on the dollar β†’ est. ~$2.6B of debt retired for $1.5B, ~$100M/yr interest saved. Rising yields = cheaper buyback. Deleveraging, accelerated.
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you prob see this and think why not just do nothing and hold $SPY or $QQQ unsurprisingly, you end up doing better than most while have time to do other things ha
Hedge fund net returns, 2026 YTD through October 31. Source: Bloomberg πŸ“© If you are aiming for the buy-side, I shared everything I know in my free 160-page buy-side career guide: newsletter.richardtoad.com/
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Hedge fund net returns, 2026 YTD through October 31. Source: Bloomberg πŸ“© If you are aiming for the buy-side, I shared everything I know in my free 160-page buy-side career guide: newsletter.richardtoad.com/
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feels like the best opportunities now are names with non-exact timing of catalysts over next few years. time arbitrage has never been better with market wide 2 week long narrative rotation $SPCX $ECHO $CHTR $MGM
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kind of wild stats , no wonder dems swept last week
56% OF AMERICANS WOULD SKIP HOLIDAY GATHERINGS DUE TO COSTS A new Barclays survey reveals growing financial pressure on US consumers heading into the holiday season. 56% have skipped or would skip holiday gatherings because they cannot afford them, while 57% cite travel and gift expenses as major stressors. 79% would host at home to save money, and 78% would cut everyday spending. Meanwhile, 37% of Gen Z and Millennials say their parents are helping cover holiday expenses.
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Tokyo Jazz Club π“Š That's a wrap! Thank you to everyone who came, to Tomo Kihara @tomokihara, Ryota Kuwakubo and EXCALIBUR @ENN, and to our friends across the building, artists and galleries alike🀍 tokyojazzclub.jp
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Is your 9 to 5 riskier than starting a business? @MohnishPabrai
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Barbell portfolio idea: BRK + ZEC. Charts look so good.
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physical friction remains one of the few edges left. knowledge and information are abundant. focusing on areas of what’s yet to be abundant
starting to think that in person will be the only way to disseminate high quality information
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Data centers in space looking pretty appealing right now
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10YR is the summation of everything : reduced capex for data centers, less borrowing from neoclouds, yet higher energy prices due to ongoing war and likely increasing govt spending with dems sweep
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Elon did okay under Biden, maybe $SPCX does too
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populism in full swing
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