1) I am as conservative as anyone on a clean balance sheet but does $TDG suggest $HEI is just way way too underlevered?
2) Is this too backward looking?Monetary policy (or anything really) doesn't have to play out the way it did in March in the next crisis (did $TDG raise debt post-Fed support?).
3) What are the biggest differences between business models/revenue splits that allow $TDG to carry so much more debt.
4) The "worst case is never the worst case", I know.
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"A successful marketplace captures market share not only from incumbents, but creates incremental demand as the simple and reliable experience lure buyers who otherwise might not transact."
$ANGI
"The 150 categories we’ve unlocked to date represent about $50 billion of our current addressable market (*$400 billion TAM*), all of which can now flow through our platform and our earnings."
$ANGI
"There is a whole other category of projects that are sort of medium priced projects that covers about $150 billion in TAM that we’re in the early stages of experimenting with."
1) $NFLX Q2 2019 missed subscribers estimates by the largest magnitude in its history (domestic subscribers: -126K versus +300K guidance; international subscribers: +2.8 million versus +5.0 million guidance).
A) the companies Q3/19 guidance above consensus (+7.0 million versus +6.4 million consensus; domestic guidance +800K versus consensus +900K and international +6.2 million versus consensus +5.5 million).
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B) the company believes they will hit their full year 2019 subscriber targets (implicit Q4 guidance raise)
“Our internal forecast still currently calls for annual global paid net adds to be up year over year.”
If Hunter Harrison were alive today we would surely see him wander the world fixing every railroad one at a time and in turn improving an important piece of each countries critical infrastructure.
An American born Canadian Hero.
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3) Drink your good wine today 👇
"I worked my ass off all my life so I could afford to drink a good bottle of wine, and now I can't drink it"