1/ In 2021, most investors are unwilling to touch energy companies.
I think this is a big mistake.
Why?
Like it or not, we will be using fossil fuels for decades to come.
How can value investors use this to their advantage?
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2/ Quick Disclaimer❗
I am an ardent supporter of green energy, and would love to see fossil fuels phased out.
It is no doubt the future.
I truly think it is the future and that in the long run, electrification and renewables will dominate the energy landscape...eventually.
3/ However, thanks to fossil fuels, we have an abundance of food thanks to gas-produced fertilizers, high/low tech plastic gadgets, and quick and efficient delivery of the goods to your local supermarket.
They are ingrained into our modern lives whether we like it or not.
2/ $NTDOY is one of the most beloved companies by gamers, and also one of the most misunderstood by investors.
Recurring comments about the company for almost a decade are things like “highly cyclical”, “archaic management”, “missed the opportunity”, “unable to adapt”.
3/ The console market is notoriously cyclical, especially at the level of individual companies.
Nintendo is the poster child of this pattern, with an almost perfect track record of a super successful console launch followed by a relative commercial failure for the next model.
They are about to breakout into a new industry that could easily double the company's value.
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2/25 One big investment theme of the 2020s will be automation. Millions labor jobs have already been decimated by robots, and millions more will be replaced in the future.
3/25 But there is one category of "work" that no one would be sad to see gone and done by a robot. One that virtually everybody experiences regularly, and no one enjoys.