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Egg prices have gone from $8 in March 2025 down to $1.15 in October. This declineis going to be a weight on shares and CALM does tend to have the large ebbs and flows. The valuation is accounting for a slowdown already, at 10X forward earnings. We think it is fine to hold but a bit of patience might be needed here.
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The stock is down 4% today.  There was a lawsuit filed relating to the big decline earlier this year, but we would not consider this to be of any significance.  The stock has had a huge run, up 133% in six months.  We would view the dip as a correction.  Risks and volatility exists here, but we would be willing to buy today.  
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BDGI has seen strong momentum recently, up 70% year-to-date, and 60% over the past year. Forward sales growth is decent, in the high single-digit range, but earnings growth is expected to be low double digits, highlighting solid margin expansion. Its growth rates can be volatile and cyclical, but profit margins have mostly been rising, and it generates decent free cash flows. It trades at a decent valuation of 18X forward earnings. The recent move has been strong, and we think investors will want to see strong earnings to reflect its share price growth. We would not be surprised by some consolidation at some point, but for a long-term hold, we would be fine initiating a position here.
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Investing 101: The Impact of Psychology

Everyone knows the market runs on fear and greed. And every day you can get a lesson in human psychology. It is a real-life lab course in human behaviour, whether it is how investors react in a crash, how they react to buying meme stocks with no revenue and no prospects, or how they react to a short seller’s report. An example of the latter this week was alternative lender Goeasy Ltd., whose shares fell after such a report, even though the company refuted claims it is under-reporting credit losses and pointed out the short sellers stand to benefit from a decline in the firm’s stock price. A company can go from loved to hated in a heartbeat. Investors worry about everything, even when they don’t have to. Herd behavior can take over at times, and as the saying goes: Irrational behaviour moves stocks far more than any fundamentals can. There are times when stocks soar on bad news and collapse on good news. When I was working as a young stock broker, the market crash of 1987 was the best psychology course I could ever have imagined. These market psychology lessons are not always fun but they are always interesting.
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