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The consensus view is that Tesla is overvalued because the trailing P/E is 400x and the forward is 208x. The consensus is right on the conclusion but wrong on the framing.
The bull case on Apple has been built on services margin expansion. The data over the past four quarters says that case is starting to break, and the consensus has not adjusted.
BHP is up 14% on the year, copper has held above $4.50 per pound, and the capex on the copper portfolio is at decade highs. Time to update the thesis.
BAC trades at 11.6x forward earnings against a 15.7% return on tangible equity. The capital allocation framework has improved, but the multiple has not yet caught up.
Rio Tinto, Freeport-McMoRan, and Newmont each trade at meaningful discounts to our model fair value. The sector setup is more constructive than the headlines suggest.
Meta trades at 19.6x forward earnings with revenue growing 33% and operating margin near 50%. Five charts and the underlying analysis behind why the multiple makes sense.
SoFi trades at 26x forward earnings on a 42% revenue growth pace. The pattern from prior fintech cycles tells a specific story about where the multiple holds and where it does not.
Caterpillar generated $10.3 billion of free cash flow in 2025, and revenue held above $67 billion despite construction softness. Three previous mid-cycle plateaus tell us how this one likely resolves.
Uber generated $9.76 billion of free cash flow on $52 billion of revenue in 2025. Five charts tell the entire story of how the platform compounded from cash burn to cash machine in 36 months.
CrowdStrike, Palantir, and Datadog all generate over $1 billion in free cash flow. Each is at a different point in the multiple cycle. The Risk Desk's read on which one offers the best risk-reward.
Apple's revenue grew to $416 billion in fiscal 2025 with operating income at $133 billion. The insider transaction pattern through fiscal Q2 2026 has shifted in ways the market is not yet pricing.
BHP delivered $9.3 billion of free cash flow in fiscal 2025 against $9.4 billion of capex. The Q3 production report tightened guidance on copper, which strengthens the capital allocation case the Capital Desk laid out earlier.
The consensus view is that Rivian needs another capital raise. The data on R2 launch economics, the Volkswagen partnership cash inflow, and the stabilising fixed cost base says the cash flow inflection is closer than the bears believe.
The consensus view is that Coca-Cola's price/mix engine has run its course. The data on emerging markets, away-from-home channel recovery, and the Fairlife premium portfolio says the next leg has barely started.
Disney generated $10 billion of free cash flow in fiscal 2025, the first sustained recovery from the streaming-driven cash burn cycle. Direct-to-Consumer reached operating profitability. The next leg requires Parks operating leverage that is, finally, in motion.