Mini $BOL.FP #chartstravaganza. Allons-y!

1 / $VIV.FP buying back ~1.5% shares / week at a stub enterprise value of... 0. In next 2 months, self-buyout via ORPA should launch. Image
2/ Then $BOL.FP trades for less than the value of its $UMG shares. So basically in 2 months, we will own businesses that generate ~€1.4 billion of EBIT/FCF for.... free... while the share count rapidly shrinks. Image
3/ Only $VIV.FP buying shares now, but would expect $BOL.FP to start taking out small minority companies with its cleaner balance sheet in the near-term. Especially given the $VIV.FP take-out is largely self-financed... Image
4/ So you're getting paid €2 billion to take ports + logistics businesses that will generate over €1 billion in EBITDA this year. -2x multiple. "but is the 'e' real?" 😂 Image
5/ While I really love $UMG, with all of the buybacks ongoing/coming, you'll end up owning more UMG / share as this continues, and will be getting ~€2.5 billion in ‘21 EBITDA for free. Oh... and who would you rather at the helm of capital allocation? Just sayin' Image

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1/ the next big trade seems almost too obvious that it’s going to be a boring company / value revival. I’ve been debating with friends (@GreenhavenRoad @AboveAvgOdds @LaughingH20Cap @Dan_Roller @macrotwain) over the past couple of days, and most are skeptical, so here’s my case.
2a/ when I say value, I’m using @mjmauboussin's term, paying less than what a co. is worth, which I think >90% of investors still do. The trick is, is it worth less than a fair value in ‘20, ‘22, or ‘25-26 value, as many are justifying today?
2b / So I’m talking about things undervalued on current results- the “bird in hand” value and NOT price/book.
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