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$POWW a Gun-Toting E-Commerce Site, Bought By Outlaws, Then Double-Crossed by the Seller.
A wild ride in the online gun business
Nov 28
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Benevolus
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My Biggest Position - A company selling at 1.5x cash flows, with an expected 100-200% return on at-risk capital
Immediate catalyst. Stub company should re-rate within 3 months. Need to own by November 20th. For small accounts only.
Nov 19
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Benevolus
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October 2025
Legacy Education Appears Cheap, but Regulatory Risks are Too Significant Here, so I’ll Stay Away.
Oct 16
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Benevolus
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The Risks of the US For-Profit College Industry: Illustrated With A Post-Mortem of Corinthian College
Oct 10
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Benevolus
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September 2025
Deceptively cheap earnings don't compensate for mediocre holding company assets and significant hidden liabilities at the Contran Group.
PE's of 4-5 are misleading and dangerous.
Sep 19
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Benevolus
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Why do most money managers fail to beat the index?
If one wants to outperform, one should invert.
Sep 18
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Benevolus
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5
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August 2025
Interesting stocks in the chemicals and materials sectors right now.
Here I cover a few gems in a beaten down sector. In this article I review 11 names: KRO, CC, TROX, DOW, LYB, HUN, OLN, WLK, MAGN, SLVM, MERC.
Aug 24
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Benevolus
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July 2025
Industry Overview: Titanium Oxide (TiO2) in 2025
This analysis will help you better understand the competitive position of key TiO2 producers globally (KRO, TROX, CC, LB Group)
Jul 17
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Benevolus
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Buy a Land Bank for 30% of its Fair Value. PE of 6. Historic Growth of 30%. With a long runway for growth at 15%.
And backtesting John Neff along the way.
Jul 11
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Benevolus
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June 2025
A warrant-arbitrage that yields a 168.6% annualized return.
If you have a small account, time and luck that is.
Jun 23
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Benevolus
3
A stock selling at 53% of net asset value, liquidating.
(or how I learned to stop worrying and love the wait)
Jun 12
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Benevolus
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Book Review: John Neff on Investing
Investing for over 30 years with a low p/e +growth approach, John Neff consistently beat the market index. Here's how he did it.
Jun 1
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Benevolus
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