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Q3 2021 Letter $FFH.to
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"S&P Global estimates the world's biggest tech firms have more AI-linked liabilities than currently known, although its top analyst sees no need to change any ratings at present."
$APP Past 5 year insider transactions:
Sales: $15,825,097,564
Buys: $0
This market is an AI accounting shell game.
"For Q4 2026, analysts are calling for earnings growth of 28.6%. For CY 2026, analysts are predicting (year-over-year) earnings growth of 32.8%" - FactSet
A landmark moment for Fairfax in India! 🇮🇳
Selected as strategic buyer for a 60.72% stake in IDBI Bank ($5.6B), with plans to combine banking, Digit Insurance and IIFL Capital to build a world-class financial institution.
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Smaller countries need to prepare for a dangerous world. They should look to Canada (and its prime minister) for an answer on what to do bit.ly/4zwKfVg
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Love $BRK and this is a tiny deal but Bending Spoons is your first official post-Buffett 🚩
"A lot of investors have no clue what they are investing in. They set very extreme expectations only to find out that it's almost like they are in a casino." - Hock Tan $AVGO
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"S&P 500 Earnings Expected to Rise 31% in Q3 as AI-Related Companies Lead Growth"
Accrual accounting is a hell of a drug.
Burry getting buried $NVDA
Q2 2026 marked a turning point for Nvidia and for its "bank." For the first time since 2021, Nvidia had to raise debt: $25 billion of senior notes, in what looks like a move to keep the circular financing going and protect its own balance sheet.
For the first time, Nvidia shows that it intends to use its investment grade credit to borrow in order to sustain the machine that can't fail, in what looks like the biggest self-financed demand ever seen in history.
What does it mean? What did it look like in Q2? What does it mean for the future?
All in Nvidia Series, Part 2, which is due very soon.
"Top Chinese models processed 76 trillion tokens on the platform in the week ended Sept. 27, up from 4.4 trillion in late April and well ahead of 14.2 trillion for leading US models."
The most likely long-term outcome of the AI boom will be massive capital destruction in the US, with market share going to cheaper open-source Chinese models, according to Jefferies. bloomberg.com/news/articles/…
"An AI model may reproduce a feature long before it can reproduce all the exceptions that make that feature work inside a customer's actual business.
AI may make it cheaper to build a competing product, but it certainly doesn't make it cheaper to earn a customer's trust." $CSU
Who wins in software? We think the answer is unclear and the timeline uncertain. But the indiscriminate sell-off pushed one name to prices that were simply too attractive to ignore. Our latest write-up.
(We are long $CSU.TO )
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Eisman top pick:
"I like $NVDA as long as the AI story remains." 🧐
'Big Short' Investor @realsteveeisman sees plenty of risks in the AI boom. But he’s not shorting it. In fact, he still owns NVIDIA (NVDA).
The Big Short investor says betting against stocks with this much momentum can be incredibly dangerous because markets aren’t driven by fundamentals alone—they’re driven by stories.
Borrowing a lesson from Game of Thrones: armies and gold are powerful, but nothing moves people quite like a great story.
And right now, AI may be the most powerful story in the stock market.
Watch the full interview with Steve Eisman on In the Money with Amber Kanwar. youtube.com/watch?v=G2i070dT…
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