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JakeCompounder commented on the post, Gaia (GAIA): A Strange Value Investment in a Strange Streaming Service 4 years, 9 months ago

One more note which I think is important. In the 2019 Q1 call, management had the following to say about the live events that was recently started up:

“There’s a lot of reason why we’re launching. It’s not just […]

JakeCompounder commented on the post, Gaia (GAIA): A Strange Value Investment in a Strange Streaming Service 4 years, 12 months ago

There are some mistakes in my post above. In quarterly earnings calls, management gives data for 1) Operating expenses excluding marketing and subscriber acquisition costs and 2) subscriber acquisition costs. The […]

JakeCompounder wrote a new post 5 years ago

Gaia operates a streaming service like Netflix, but for yoga, meditation, and weird conspiracy videos. They have many great titles, like “The Baltic Sea Anomaly; A Crashed UFO Or Natural Rock Formation?” or “Ca […]

JakeCompounder wrote a new post 5 years, 1 month ago

*I own shares in this company, and it is a very illiquid stock

Inspira Financial trades under the ticker LND.V on the TSX Venture exchange in Canada, and trades OTC under the ticker LNDZF in the US. While the […]

JakeCompounder commented on the post, Sonics & Materials (SIMA): A Profitable Net-Net Building A Cash Pile 5 years, 3 months ago

Good write up, thanks for sharing! Which broker do you use? I know the noname stock website recommends Penntrade, as Fidelity won’t allow trades for companies like this.

JakeCompounder commented on the post, Argan (AGX): A Cheap, Cyclical Construction Company With a Ton of Cash and No Debt 5 years, 4 months ago

Thanks for the help and comments David!

JakeCompounder commented on the post, Argan (AGX): A Cheap, Cyclical Construction Company With a Ton of Cash and No Debt 5 years, 5 months ago

Thanks for the comment David. Good point, I should have included interest rates in my write up. Cheap financing could account for some of the company’s growth in the last decade. As rates rise, this could be a […]

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