Several weeks ago, I teased a new, under-the-radar company idea that came to my attention.
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It's The Lovesac Company (ticker LOVE).
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The company is profitable, combines high growth with low valuation, & many advantages 🧵
👀My analysis video:
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I had to show off my Orange Theory Fitness "Hell Week" shirt in the video. 4 tough workouts
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I also worked hard to research the product. I ordered, installed, and tested the #Lovesac sactional this week.
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As Peter Lynch says, "Know what you own."
Lovesac has a unique, patented system to lock together the pieces of its sectional furniture called “sactional.”
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Don’t let the names throw you off, this is a serious business.
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Assembly was easy but time-consuming. Product is good quality. I got the StealthTech speakers…
Lovesac’s main product, the sactional, uses uniform bases plus 4 different sides to create modular furniture
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The customer puts on the removable fabric
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This allows Lovesac to stock uniform pieces and fabric kits
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These pieces easily ship from regional dist centers to customer
The largest boxes are 4 feet x 4 feet x 8 inches and contain the base plus the cushion plus the back pillow
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This is some 1st Principles savings
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Lovesac can fit 550 sactional pieces in a shipping container from Asia vs 46 couches from legacy furniture
Low number of models or SKUs allows Lovesac to stock important inventory and deliver to customers in 2-4 days from order
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No waiting for months to get furniture. Talk about customer delight! 🕺🏻💃🚀
Their latest product is called StealthTech where the speakers are built into and hidden in the furniture (except for the center channel)
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This makes home theater easy and provides a more immersive experience. You really feel the base
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StealthTech causes customer word-of-mouth
Word of Mouth (WoM) marketing is incredibly powerful as your customers become unpaid salespeople for your brand
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Already just under a third of Lovesac’s revenues are coming from referrals
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I saw Lovesac’s WoM power personally last night…
I was at a party where the recently renovated basement had a Lovesac sactional and a sac
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Prior to their purchase they heard positive reviews from both a co-worker and a neighbor
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Then their basement contractor said they had a sactional too😳😱🤯
In investing, some say “don’t fight the Fed”
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I also say, “Don’t fight Word of Mouth companies”
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Tesla is a prime example. The more Teslas Tesla sells, the more Teslas Tesla customers sell
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Lovesac has a similar advantage
The low number of parts allows Lovesac to have showrooms under 2,000 sq ft
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This keeps real estate costs low and revenue per sqft high
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this Best Buy “store in a store” which also shows off StealthTech is less than 500 sq ft
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Payback on showrooms is 1.5 yrs or ~24% IRR
Lovesac also does one week demos at Costco where they sell a set configuration
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Along with the Best Buy semi-permanent mini stores, these are successful and Lovesac is expanding all 3 (showroom, Bestbuy & Costco)
Lovesac $LOVE is trading at a value-stock P/E with growth-stock rates of growth in revenues (49% four-year CAGR) and similar comp store sales growth
. @Lovesac is profitable today with profitability hit hard by shipping costs that should moderate. @ShawnOfLovesac
Give it some love and dig deeper. Watch this video I made where I show some of my research process. Then go to the source.
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Tesla's self-driving AI solves an insane problem: compress 2 BILLION input tokens (7-8 cameras × 5MP × 30 seconds) down to just 2 output tokens—steering and acceleration. Here's how they actually made it work 🧵
The system uses a single large end-to-end neural network. Pixels and sensor data go in → steering and acceleration come out. No explicit perception modules. Raw video streams directly to actions. This approach has been powering Tesla's FSD for years now.
Why end-to-end? Because codifying human values in code is nearly impossible. When should you brake? How hard? It depends on speed, comfort, situation—no "one objective value." You can't write these alignment preferences in explicit rules.
Three days with Tesla Robotaxi. 62 total rides. Here’s what actually happened when I put the autonomous future to the test.
Most surprising discovery: I saw more human driving errors than Robotaxi mistakes. Humans got in wrong lanes 5 times. The Robotaxi never made a bad lane choice once.
Instant ride matching is underrated. No waiting for driver approval or cycling through options. Just immediate connection. Makes the whole experience seamless.
Most bulls fear losing shares in a revaluation scenario (and $TSLA moons). So we asked ourselves, how did a simple covered call strategy work in 2020 when the stock went up 730%?
Answer:
Covered calls can generate a lot of income in a week or month. Is it wise to go the more aggressive route with less margin of safety like $TSLY uses?
In a direct shot against Tesla, Marco Rubio is trying to get CATL batteries banned in 🇺🇸.
The use of batteries is not a national security risk; batteries enhance national security by making us less reliant on oil.
Pics of his letter 👇
in the following 3 tweets a TLDR summary
‘The U.S. Department of Defense must act now. CATL, a Chinese battery company, threatens our national security. It has ties to the Chinese Communist Party and military. We need to put CATL on the Section 1260H List. This list names Chinese military companies working in the U.S.’
‘CATL's success comes from Chinese government support. Its founder backs the Communist Party. CATL works with other blacklisted companies. It may power Chinese military bases and submarines. CATL is like Huawei, but for batteries instead of phones.’
Now there is no line for Foundation Series and Tesla is asking, "Anyone else? Final chance!"
Next, Tesla will lower the price to $80k for the 2 motor variant and go through the reservation list again from top to bottom. If you're number 2 million in line, you will have to wait
... until everyone else says no at $80k for the 2 motor variant.
THEN, Tesla will lower the 2 motor Cybertruck to something like $62k (toward its final price) and go through the whole list again.
The Powerwall 3 is five inches shorter and 25% slimmer than the Powerwall 2. It also weighs about 100 pounds less. This makes it easier to install and transport.
💪Higher peak power output.
The Powerwall 3 has a peak power output of 11.5 kW, up from 5 kW for the Powerwall 2. This means that it can power more devices during a power outage.