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She re-bought after they reported a great quarter this week, gaining market share in their non-interest income (investment banking, wealth management, credit cards) and their balance sheet is excellent. They have enormous room to catch up in their assets vs. peers.

Reported today but shares are down. They are being conservative. The US consumer was +12%, card fees 18%, NII 15%--all good numbers. Also, shares are up so much this year. A good story.

Owns a lot, but has been trimming it, because it's had a nice run into the quarter. She loves it long term. Even when their old iPhone had sluggish sales, company gross and operating margins both expanded as services grew double digits.

It trades cheaper than Apple, but shares are up only 1.9% in the last quarter, so expectations are very low due to worries over profits and higher costs. But AWS and ads will be great when they next report; these are high-margin businesses at 33% and 50%. If shares stay flat, she may add to her holding. Progress may not show up this quarter, though.

Trades at 24x forward PE at only 1% organic growth. She's surprised they raised prices again, though they have pricing power, but at some point it will hurt volumes.

Earnings beat, but revenues miss. She sighs. Shares rallied into the print. EBITDA was good and free cash flow beat expectations. Digital was up 25% YOY. Trades at only 12x forward PE, the best oil services stock. 

A decade-long theme, not short term is in housing, if interest rates fall from 6.7% to 5.5% (likely in 2025). She likes DR Horton, but it's up 87% the past year, though is cheap now and gross margins are good.

A decade-long theme, not short term is in housing, if interest rates fall from 6.7% to 5.5% (likely in 2025). She prefers Home Depot in this space, since competitor LL Flooring went bankrupt, and HD has easy comparisons. They had 7-straight quarters of negative comps, but will snap that. She expects better gross margins.

Copper supply is tight. Each 10-cent/pound rise in price means $200 million in cash flow. Expects great cash flow. Shares always fall before a quarter, so it's an opportunity now. China stimulus could be a big boost to sales.

They report next week. They benefit from Boeing's woes, because 70% of revenues are engines and services.

They report next week. The CEO pulled it off through M&A and now we're seeing growth.

Good quarter, good credit and good cost controls.

Is buying it ahead of earnings: they pay a dividend, buy shares, and have 10 million active advertisers.

They report next week. A pleasant surprise, up 42% this year. They pulled it off with Red Hat and now with AI. 

He bought TPL because they own land, mostly in the Permian Basin, Texas. Is a royalty play on oil and natural gas and water. But shares are up 100% this year, so it's risky. Could benefit by fueling data centres. They print money.