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In today's episode, Kyle Grieve and Shawn O’Malley analyze Domino's Pizza, the world’s biggest pizza franchisor built on a royalty-driven, asset-light business model. They walk through Domino's shift toward franchising and away from Company-owned stores, and what that means for the company's future revenue mix and cash generation. Along the way, they dig into whether Domino's royalty engine can keep running at the pace investors have come to expect.
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After looking at companies that tanked in recent months in the last episode, Daniel Mahncke and Shawn O’Malley now take a look at the best-performing stocks of the pitches of the last two years. Google, Amazon, and Reddit are companies that generated great returns for the Intrinsic Value Portfolio, but there were also companies on the watchlist that turned into multibaggers in the past year.
Daniel and Shawn discuss the patterns of the stocks that gained most in value, what one can learn from that, and how they think about selling and holding positions that went up past their fair value estimate.
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Daniel Mahncke and Shawn O’Malley take a trip down memory lane and look back at the pitches of the last year and a half – especially the ones that didn’t work out as hoped. Many companies that were seen as best-in-class businesses not too long ago experienced massive drawdowns in the last year. Some of them were covered on this show, and others even made it into the portfolio.
Daniel and Shawn discuss the patterns of the stocks that lost most in value, what one can learn from that, and how the market shift towards AI changed how they invest. The companies discussed today are Adobe, Lululemon, PayPal, Trade Desk, and CoStar.
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In this episode, William Green speaks with Victor Haghani, founder & CIO of Elm Wealth & author of The Missing Billionaires: A Guide to Making Better Financial Decisions. Victor’s journey is among the most remarkable & instructive in modern investment history. As one of the founders of Long-Term Capital Management, he experienced dazzling success & devastating failure. Today, he oversees billions of dollars using a low-cost, diversified, index-driven strategy that reflects hard-won lessons about resilience, humility, simplicity & risk management.
IN THIS EPISODE YOU’LL LEARN:
(00:00:00) Intro
(00:04:17) How Victor Haghani’s tumultuous family history shaped him.
(00:14:02) What he learned as a star trader on Salomon’s famed arbitrage desk.
(00:22:56) How he honed his skills by playing high-stakes games of Liar’s Poker.
(00:30:35) How Long-Term Capital Management hit the jackpot—for a while.
(00:46:04) How Russia’s default in 1998 sparked a cascading disaster.
(00:49:18) Why he defends the fund’s enormous appetite for leverage & risk.
(00:52:20) What he views as the real lessons of the fund’s collapse.
(00:58:21) How the concept of expected utility can improve our financial decisions.
(01:11:09) Why he fell out of love with exotica like private equity & hedge funds.
(01:13:22) What troubles him about the traditional, static approach to indexing.
(01:18:52) Why he favors a “dynamic asset allocation” based on risks & rewards.
(01:27:21) How his firm’s current allocations reflect a wary view of US equities.
(01:40:45) What he’s learned about overcoming adversity & finding happiness.
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In today’s episode, Kyle Grieve and Shawn O’Malley analyze Exor, the Dutch holding company controlled by Italy’s Agnelli family and best known for its long-standing stake in Ferrari. They walk through Exor’s ownership of Ferrari, and what they like about Lingotto, Exor’s investing management company. Along the way, they dig into what could cause the current valuation gap to close or widen.
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Shawn O'Malley and Kyle Grieve explore Intuit (ticker: INTU).
In this episode, you'll learn what narratives have underpinned the company’s more than 60% selloff, as Intuit claims the undesirable title of “worst performer in the S&P 500” this year. But is this a bargain price for a high-quality SaaS business, or a value trap? That’s the key question that Shawn & Kyle discuss, plus so much more!
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Daniel Mahncke and Shawn O’Malley take a deep dive into DLocal (NASDAQ: DLO), the first Uruguayan unicorn and the emerging markets payment provider for companies like Amazon, Uber, Spotify, Netflix, and many more. DLocal is trading at attractive multiples while growing payment volumes at over 70% and printing cash due to high operating leverage and a high-margin business model. That cash is given back to shareholders in the form of dividends and buybacks.
Daniel and Shawn discuss whether the high customer concentration and the declining take rate justify the cheap valuation or whether the market is not understanding the full potential of this emerging market jewel. In the end, Daniel values the business and decides whether DLO deserves a spot in The Intrinsic Value Portfolio.
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In this episode, William Green chats with Christopher Begg, a renowned hedge fund manager who is the CEO & CIO of East Coast Asset Management. Chris is also an adjunct professor at Columbia Business School, where he teaches the prestigious Security Analysis course that Ben Graham taught to Warren Buffett in 1951. Here, Chris shares rich insights about Tesla, Alphabet, SpaceX, Constellation Software, & the art of discovering great investments hidden in plain sight.
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In today’s episode, Kyle Grieve and Shawn O’Malley analyze Perimeter Solutions, a niche industrial conglomerate built by Transdigm’s legendary founder Nick Howley using the same playbook that turned Transdigm into a multi-decade compounder. They break down how the company operates two very different segments, from wildfire retardants and airbase logistics to specialty chemicals and precision medical manufacturing equipment, each built around sticky, mission-critical customer relationships. They’ll also cover the company’s acquisition strategy, its unusual founder’s advisory fee, and the debt and litigation risks that complicate an otherwise compelling capital allocation story.
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In today's episode, Kyle Grieve and Shawn O’Malley analyze Fairfax Financial, the insurance conglomerate that Prem Watsa built from a near-bankrupt trucking insurer into a compounding machine often compared to Berkshire Hathaway. They break down Fairfax's insurance and non-insurance segments, its use of float, and the capital allocation moves, from acquisitions to buybacks, that have driven decades of growth. The conversation also covers Fairfax's competitive advantages, key risks such as catastrophe exposure and succession, and whether the business remains an attractive opportunity today.
IN THIS EPISODE YOU’LL LEARN:
(00:00:00) Intro
(00:05:30) Why Fairfax's history shorting backfired for years
(00:08:41) How Fairfax structures its insurance and non-insurance businesses
(00:15:10) How Fairfax treats its winning investments
(00:19:03) What the combined ratio reveals about Fairfax’s underwriting abilities
(00:28:52) Why Fairfax's culture keeps talented operators for decades
(00:30:56) How Fairfax uses debt to fund acquisitions
(00:37:54) Why Fairfax's buyback timing shows disciplined capital allocation
(00:41:11) How Prem Watsa's pay stays modest despite success
(00:46:56) What risks Fairfax has as it continues to scale
(00:53:52) Valuation discussion of Fairfax
(00:55:36) Intrinsic value of Fairfax
(01:00:04) Whether Kyle and Shawn will add Fairfax to the Intrinsic Value Portfolio
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