EquipmentShare (EQPT)

They run a capital-lite business. He was too bullish on this before. Shares have fallen in half last winter, before the war. Last month, they reported a strong beat and raised, citing strong demand. Stick with it. Though the stock lock-up ends July 27.

It just IPO'd. It boasts 140% compound annual growth in revenues since 2015. Revenue grew 47% in both 2023 and 2024. Has positive net income since 2022, though it has been trending lower the past few years. Adjust EBITDA growth is growing nicely, though, from $402.8 million in 2022 to $603 million in 2024. Is up 3.77% since last Friday's debut. However, it's expensive vs. peers like United Rentals, in terms of PE. But growth is good. But some shares now and more later on weakness. It's disrupting this business which is asset-lite and uses impressive software.