YWR is an investing newsletter that uses charts, earnings estimates and valuation data to argue for contrarian positions, such as the case for memory chip stocks after an AI selloff. It also covers portfolio construction, including a 'delicious soup' approach to balancing uncorrelated return streams, and promotes a portfolio optimiser tool.
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Aswath Damodaran, a finance professor, writes long data-driven posts on markets, interest rates, corporate earnings and valuation. Readers get charts, historical context and reasoned analysis of current market events and business questions such as venture capital incentives.
Weekly essays on the financial sector from a former hedge fund manager, mixing market data, history and personal anecdotes. Readers get analysis of bank earnings, financing trends such as AI infrastructure debt, and the use of AI tools in investment research.
Investment research newsletter that publishes daily commentary and full-length deep dives on public technology companies, including earnings breakdowns with financial analysis. Free excerpts give the key numbers and the author's view, with the full analysis and models behind a paywall.
Analysis of the AI investment cycle, covering metrics such as revenue coverage of AI capital costs, data center power constraints, and company earnings signals. It also includes weekly research picks on AI and economics from the Exponential View research desk.
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