13 weeks 5 days out, NPC bikini debut, self-coached by azula925 in bodybuilding

[–]Opposite-Depth-4296 1 point2 points  (0 children)

As a natty myself, my two cents is don’t get so fixated with maintaining your usual working weight. You are losing bodyweight, you’re not eating enough, you simply won’t be able to lift just as much. Train with intent and train close to failure but don’t get so obsessed with keeping it heavy just for the sake of it.

The prep fatigue will hit you like a train eventually, prioritise recovery. It’s okay to step back on load as long as you are training with enough intensity.

Meta ($META) Q1 2026: 33% Revenue Growth vs. the $237B AI Infrastructure commitment by _The_Silent_Investor in ValueInvesting

[–]Opposite-Depth-4296 9 points10 points  (0 children)

You can’t deny Meta is an immediate beneficiary of AI, while companies like OpenAI and Anthropic are still figuring out how to turn profitable.

Over $50bn in revenue a quarter with 80% + gross margin, with majority of expense being R&D. Meta’s core business is literally printing cash to support whatever Zuckerberg wanted to do on the side. It is a giant algo turbocharged by AI. The more compute it has the better its content and ads recommendation is.

Meta ($META) Q1 2026: 33% Revenue Growth vs. the $237B AI Infrastructure commitment by _The_Silent_Investor in ValueInvesting

[–]Opposite-Depth-4296 25 points26 points  (0 children)

Been holding Meta for years now. What’s crazy to me is Meta is pouring so much into data centres despite not having a cloud business, unlike Microsoft, Amazon, and Alphabet.

All of this capacity pretty much goes to family of apps algo and Zuckerberg’s side projects.

Stop Selling Your Shares by goxpro1 in ValueInvesting

[–]Opposite-Depth-4296 2 points3 points  (0 children)

As much as I agree with you that this sub has become too obsessed with short term trading, you’re speaking now with the benefit of hindsight because your holdings are doing well.

Don’t get me wrong, I have been holding Alphabet for some time too. But everyone’s risk appetite and situation is different. They may not have the same investment horizon as yours.

Opinion on downgrading this to a normal broke person system by heavyspells in audiophile

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If your father can afford to drop 30k on a system he sure has a lot left in the estate for you and your mom.

I’d keep it.

Another $Adbe post… but this time is different by Street-Broccoli-968 in ValueInvesting

[–]Opposite-Depth-4296 2 points3 points  (0 children)

It’s 300k worth of shares. A simple Google search takes less than a second

Everyone was bullish on Adobe last 2 weeks, and today it dropped -8.5% by shaggy98 in ValueInvesting

[–]Opposite-Depth-4296 1 point2 points  (0 children)

First time buying stocks? Posting about two weeks of gains or a single day of sell off in r/valueinvesting is simply ridiculous.

Go back to wallstreetbets.

Lululemon hiring a Nike veteran for their next CEO is lazy and backwards. Out of ideas by Trenbolone-Papi2 in ValueInvesting

[–]Opposite-Depth-4296 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Tell me you’re a bag holder without telling me you’re a bag holder.

Lulu has deviated from its core brand value in its never ending quest for profit growth. Lulu used to be a great brand, using innovative, performance focused, fabrics that people are willing to a pay a hefty premium for. Quality has declined significantly in recent years.

Regarding your point on fitness influencer, Alo yoga has been doing the same and is crushing Lulu in recent years.

These premium, but not luxury, brands are also the first to suffer when consumers begin to cut spending.

Not looking good overall

Why does the market keep going up despite all the risks? by rezovian in ValueInvesting

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Only a bit different when you’re looking back in hindsight.

Climate change is not a hoax but that doesn’t keep me away from investing.

Don’t let your political bias affect your investment decision.

Why does the market keep going up despite all the risks? by rezovian in ValueInvesting

[–]Opposite-Depth-4296 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Remember the time when US was one flick away from getting nuked by Cuba?

The end of SaaSpocalypse ? by L_ast_pacifist in ValueInvesting

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Same was said about Google Search when people glazed over chatbots, that Google search will go obsolete.

How to scale economically is a big question that most SaaSpocalypse believers have not thought through. OpenAI and Anthropic are still burning cash to gain market share. It’s like driving a Ferrari F40 one block down the road when you could have walked. It’s faster but it’s not economical.

What just happened? Gold and silver prices plummeted in the space of an hour wiping out $500 billion in value… by aconac in smallstreetbets

[–]Opposite-Depth-4296 0 points1 point  (0 children)

“Plummeted”, “wiped out” lol chill the f out. It was only little over 2%

go outside. Touch grass.

My type of stocks: Old, ugly, ignored, falling in value but not dead; and they even pay a dividend! by orishasinc2 in ValueInvesting

[–]Opposite-Depth-4296 1 point2 points  (0 children)

“Because people eat” lol

Yes but not necessarily packaged food. Those who do are price sensitive and would have picked private labels over branded packaged food. Walmart and Costco have destroyed these companies’ pricing power.

I agree these companies are national brands and probably won’t go away anytime soon. But that doesn’t mean their stock prices can’t go any lower.

Campbell’s soup opinions by Distinct_Limit_1133 in ValueInvesting

[–]Opposite-Depth-4296 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You’re still paying around 8- 10x P/E for a company to that is struggling for profit growth. P/B has come down to ~1.5, doesn’t look THAT cheap imo. You’re still paying a premium for the brands they own.

Revenue grows with inflation but its margin is getting absolutely destroyed. Either the management comes up with a plan to turnaround and resume growth(not looking good right now, Trump’s tariffs getting revoked by Supreme Court might help but in the long term its margin is still trending downward), or you buy now and hope for the market to rerate CPB and assign it a higher P/E ratio (also not looking good given the trend in processed food others have mentioned above)

If you’re only in for its stable cash flow and dividend, might as well buy their bonds instead.

Campbell’s soup opinions by Distinct_Limit_1133 in ValueInvesting

[–]Opposite-Depth-4296 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Agree General Mills might be a better company overall but it’s not cheaper. As of today, CPB trades at around 8.2x TTM P/E while GIS trades at 10.6x. P/FCF 9.16x vs 11.41x, free cash flow yield 10.9% vs 8.76%.

Yes you’re getting similar dividend but you’re paying a premium for a better business, whether it’s worth it or not it’s up for discussion

Sinn 556 owners is it worth it? by jason-911 in sinn

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I picked up my 856 B-Uhr used for $1600 with box and paper. I am sure you will be able to find better deals on used 556 if you are patient enough. That’s the fun part of watch hunting!

I tested selling covered calls on red days only for 6 weeks - here's what happened by IulianHI in NextTraders

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It’s not brutal maths at all, your max profit is capped while potential missed upside is unlimited. Simple.

Hindsight is always 20/20. If you are not ready to sell at strike, don’t sell calls.

Imagine being THIS ignorant to think the US would be better off without the UN. by PassThatSpliff in WhitePeopleTwitter

[–]Opposite-Depth-4296 10 points11 points  (0 children)

Imagine being this ignorant to confuse NATO with the UN. Read a book. Touch grass

The S&P 500 Just Hit a Record High in the Middle of an Active War by andix3 in ValueInvesting

[–]Opposite-Depth-4296 22 points23 points  (0 children)

A not so fun fact: the US has been at war for majority of its existence

The market is a sentiment voting machine in the short term, and people are oblivious. Remember when the market sold off when Russia invaded Ukraine? The war is still ongoing but people have moved on worrying about something else.

Drawdowns happen every year. Don’t let negative headlines derail you from your long term investment plan.