The Broken Window
Small Cap TranscriptsInvestment theses on the second derivative. In an AI world where information is abundant, the edge is seeing what others don’t: unseen consequences, shifting incentives, hidden bottlenecks, and the capital flows that follow.
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One of the most widely repeated ideas in the...
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Vox Royalty is not merely a small-cap gold proxy that trades with the metal, but a...
“Invest for the Long Term” Is the Most Overused Excuse in Investing
There is a sentence in investing that almost nobody questions:
“You should invest for the long term.”
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It sounds wise. Disciplined. Sophisticated.
It is als...
EPS Up 2.6x, Stock Down 79%. The Asymmetric Case for dLocal
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dLocal is not merely a payment service provider facing margin compression, but the definitive, quasi-monopolistic technological and regulatory bridge between global enterprise capital and the complex transactiona...
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