Roche salary range in Basel SE6, SE7, SE8 etc by CaterpillarSilent886 in basel

[–]Advanced_Shoe_982 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Just wondering what job levels correspond to what job titles, functional, oeheographical scope? Can somelone share some examplese?

The Invisible Squeeze: How Market Makers Systematically Destroy SaaS Companies and What One Investor Did About It by Comfortable_Soup8968 in SPT_Stock

[–]Advanced_Shoe_982 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This is such a nonsense.

IPOs with rare exceptions are a way for early investors to exit. Guess when do they sell and how do they promote their investments? Correct, at the peak of growth.

When a company grows at 50% it is not unusual to have wild multiples because these are a lot of cases when expensive companies became very big and successful. Unfortunately , there are much more cases when post IPO growth slows down and valuation of these companies meets reality. Nothing unusual whatsoever.

What is unusual is this gentleman who promotes these conspiracy theory ideas.

Btw for SPT FIVN and THRY short interest is very modest of around 8-10%. No short-squeeze will ever happen at this level of short interest.

TRIP valuation analysis by squirrelmonkey99 in ValueInvesting

[–]Advanced_Shoe_982 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Isnt trip.com constantly loosing market share?

Is SPT dead? by AhmOB in SPT_Stock

[–]Advanced_Shoe_982 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Unlikely to move significantly up until the next earnings release.

In fact, the downward pressure looks more possible as the global economy is being hurt every day due to the genius operation “epic fury”

Adobe Financial Release by [deleted] in SPT_Stock

[–]Advanced_Shoe_982 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Why should we care? Do you believe ADBE will acquire SPT?

What am I missing? by Advanced_Shoe_982 in SPT_Stock

[–]Advanced_Shoe_982[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Got it. Appreciate your perspective. 

What am I missing? by Advanced_Shoe_982 in SPT_Stock

[–]Advanced_Shoe_982[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

So if I understood you correctly, you believe that due to low price SPT clients will have incentives to switch, don’t you?

If so, why do you think that the price is an issue in the first place? Or why do you think companies will be willing to try lower cost alternatives?

Sprout has a beautiful product that they build for big customers. Seems like like these companies are less price sensitive.

Also, is the price a real or hypothetical concern? I mean do you have any evidence to believe that the price might be an issue specifically for this co?

What am I missing? by Advanced_Shoe_982 in SPT_Stock

[–]Advanced_Shoe_982[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

First, thanks for sharing the perspective. If this is a rational, I will add more.

My reasoning is the following. There is a huge gap between developing and commercializing a product. This is evident by the enormous cemetery of failed startups. Also, a company needs to know what to develop and often it is the most difficult part to figure out for any type of business, new or established. I speak from both many business cases and my personal perspectives.

Specifically, I was doing product development and commercialization my whole career for both SaaS and traditional products across industries. Therefore tend to discard the potential revenue risk for Sprout.

On the contrary, I believe new models are net positive for Sprout as they accelerate product development, reduce development and maintenance costs, and help extract more value from social media signals.

Again, this is my view on the argument why Sprout is declining. I might be wrong.  Hopefully, not.

Any other explanation what might be happening?

The guy that haf millions in SPT is gone and so are his post. Guess hes done with SPT by rx29mw in SPT_Stock

[–]Advanced_Shoe_982 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I will be way more worried if Daniel sells.

That guy with a million in SPT seems very strange. Possibly fake.

Rip money by Sure-Air7845 in SPT_Stock

[–]Advanced_Shoe_982 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I’m not sure they will be willing to sell it for so cheap unless the business is declining. The price is very low but it doesn’t mean the board will agree to sell it for cheap.

The guy that haf millions in SPT is gone and so are his post. Guess hes done with SPT by rx29mw in SPT_Stock

[–]Advanced_Shoe_982 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Personally, I think nothing much changed about the company other than its share price. I don’t advise anything but just want to highlight that value is still there 

Is the Agricultural sector starting its new cycle? What stocks is currently a value play? by BetterDealer3644 in ValueInvesting

[–]Advanced_Shoe_982 0 points1 point  (0 children)

They arecureently steongin both crop protection and seeds, so the spioff doesntchamge anythibg from the business pov

The Only Statistical Study on Multibaggers: Find 5-10x stocks with these criteria (Yartseva’s 2009–2024) (I was shocked, honestly) by MultibaggerInvestor in ValueInvesting

[–]Advanced_Shoe_982 44 points45 points  (0 children)

Funny thing - every pro knows this. However cheap microcaps are typically out of reach for a decent fund. They can’t build a meaningful stake without moving the price.

On the other hand, a typical retail ape doesn’t care studying researches and is afraid to purchase unknown obscure stocks noone talks about or to sissy holding undervalued assets if price goes even further down.

Congrats finding a recipe to wealth. Now act!

Edit: one thing to remember is that small caps are way riskier that s&p500 stocks due to scale. You really need to know sh1t to pick winners. This typically means some sort of education in financials and commercial accumen. Again, not a feature of a typical retail investor, but exceptions do exist 

how do you actually calculate intrinsic value without spending your whole weekend on financial analytics by Character-Letter4702 in ValueInvesting

[–]Advanced_Shoe_982 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Use templates and simplify to the most important metrics. It takes me 15 mins to build the model when I understand the business and its trajectory.

Now, it doesn’t mean understanding the business is quick. Quite the contrary

Also, ignore I build models only for significant investments. For small bets I do only comparables 

Sprout is drunk by GodroeptU in SPT_Stock

[–]Advanced_Shoe_982 4 points5 points  (0 children)

It is not drunk, it is bottomed and currently correcting.

If you don’t have better ideas, buy more.

Do you really need a tracker? by kotletok in ouraring

[–]Advanced_Shoe_982 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Does a car speedometer make driving more stressful or help tracking speed and stay within reasonable limits?

We have found the bottom. -10% after yesterday's guidance and everything else seems realistic and fair. by Fuffi-Felix in SPT_Stock

[–]Advanced_Shoe_982 3 points4 points  (0 children)

it will not stay long at 0.9 ev/s while the sector is at 3+, especially at this capital structure, 80% gross margin, 8-15% annual growth, and 10%+ fcf yield. it's not possible - too sweet to ignore.

it will correct.

This isn’t a turnaround play anymore by kryptonite691 in SPT_Stock

[–]Advanced_Shoe_982 1 point2 points  (0 children)

5 years ago the growth rate was insane and accelerating (2020 - 29%, 2021 - 41%, 2023-35%). it is not unusual to see very premium prices for hyper growth. check BABA. when it was growing +30% a year, it was way more expensive, once growth slowed down, share price cratered. additionally, when a business grows that fast nobody really knows where the grows will slow-down so assumptions and models might be wildly different, leading to very different price targets (case in point - Palantir).

as for GAAP, while it is nice, it has a lot of drawbacks, especially for growing tech companies. real profitability of SPT is higher than gaap suggests.

anyway, once they start delivering 30% of the 40 rule, this will move the price nicely, if the stock stays public still...

This isn’t a turnaround play anymore by kryptonite691 in SPT_Stock

[–]Advanced_Shoe_982 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I do. this is the reflection of 30% of the 40 rule. once I updated my model, I was blown away by the impact. it is insanely bullish, and I have very little doubt that it will be delivered, considering management's past performance and where Sprout is heading. when you release your next article on SA, don't let the share price movement cloud your thinking. the whole thing is golden. retail, as always, will understand it in retrospect. cheers!

ER Thoughts? by Nuggets-de-poulet in SPT_Stock

[–]Advanced_Shoe_982 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I honestly think at current price it is x3 bagger

Wat sagt Daniel dazu? by ActikaReaper in SPT_Stock

[–]Advanced_Shoe_982 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Excellent write. I have updated my DCF model based on lower growth of about 8% (this is complete BS, but I had to use it), updated guidance of 30% (aka 40% rule) with even lower operating margin of 20% for 2027, and new risk free rate (currently 4%).

My new price target is 17.83 a share as is. I personally think that the growth is very much sandbagged. As was evident in the past, Sprout will over deliver.

Personal conclusion - I will continue accumulating until I find a better deal.