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"And heres the bare case. Revenue is distorted. Cash flow is deeply negative. Profit is driven by unrealized Bitcoin gains and isnt coming from real operations. The AI side isnt generating genuine revenue yet, and key contracts are missing from the books because of accounting tweaks. That lack of transparency makes it hard to value the business and raises the risk of being completely wrong. This shell game between real growth and nothing shows why most investors miss the hidden dangers in the headline numbers."
The speaker provides a detailed commentary on the companys financials, noting that while headline figures appear impressive, underlying financial distortions and hidden risks persist. Revenue numbers are distorted with significant non-operational profit driven by unrealized Bitcoin gains. Additionally, the AI segment has yet to produce real revenue, and key contracts are obscured by accounting methods, increasing valuation risk.

"Our recent conversations across the supply chain point to AMD experiencing slowing progress with its AI accelerator business. We think makes it increasingly challenging for them to meet over high expectations. This year conversations we show signs that AMD is struggling to grow for many of the customers that announced at its AI event this summer. Market remains challenging with highly demanding customers. Many of the headline customers have only purchased evaluation systems that are unlikely to convert into volume orders for at least one generation of MI systems."
The speaker provides an in-depth commentary on AMD, highlighting concerns regarding its AI accelerator business. He notes that despite a high-profile OpenAI-related event, AMD is facing challenges as many customers have only committed to evaluation systems rather than full volume orders, which could hinder future growth.

"For financials, a 10 is a fortress, a one is yikes, lose at a six. Rick, you're at a seven. Data Dog has a clean balance sheet and revenue growth is holding steady in the high 20%. However, guidance suggests it will slow to the low 20s in the second half of the year. While revenue growth was 74% in the same quarter last year, there is slowing momentum, compounded by a 15% increase in share count due to stock-based compensation."
The speakers provide a detailed look at Data Dog's financials, noting a strong balance sheet and steady revenue growth in the high 20s, but caution that guidance points to a slowdown in growth alongside rising share-based compensation. This mixed view highlights a quality product facing potential headwinds in momentum.

"The FTC sued to block a partnership between Zillow and Rocket Companies... Zillow fell, by the way, by 4.3% as well."
The commentary focuses on a regulatory setback as the FTC moves to block a strategic partnership between Zillow and Rocket Companies, leading to declines in both stocks.

"Big Bear AI's core strength right now is its position in defense and government contracting ... but the concerns are real. Execution risks, flat revenue trends over the past few years, and significant dilution from increased shares all pose red flags."
The speaker elaborates on the business fundamentals of Big Bear AI, noting that while the company shows promise with key government contracts (including a $165 million US Army deal, $13 million with the DOD, and a $380 million contract backlog), there are noteworthy risks. These include a history of stagnant revenue growth, ongoing dilution (shares increasing from 100 million to 320 million), and stiff competition from larger industry players. The commentary is meant to prompt a deeper analysis of the underlying financials before chasing hype.

"Disney lost $3.8 billion in market value due to backlash from changes like the ESPN subscription model, raising questions about the sustainability of its asset profitability."
The commentary on Disney (DIS) highlights structural challenges as the company shifts its streaming strategies and pricing models. The move to integrate Disney+, Hulu, and ESPN Unlimited into a cohesive revenue system has prompted investor concerns amid market backlash and potential long-term impacts on margins.

"I was looking at shares of Disney. That\u2019s ticker DIS here. We looked at shares that fell 1% at the closing bell. But it was interesting because, of course, what we saw right as we were about to hit the close today is the fact that Jimmy Kimmel Live will actually be returning to Airways after backlash. This will be resuming back on Tuesday."
Disney (DIS) is receiving renewed attention as the comeback of Jimmy Kimmel Live is announced amid previous uncertainty. Despite the positive catalyst of the show returning, the stock ended the session in the red, leaving investors with mixed signals.

"Watching shares of Walt Disney down 1.1% today. It's the parent company of ABC. This is after the network said that Jimmy Kimmel Live will be off the air indefinitely amid a backlash to remarks that Jimmy Kimmel made."
Walt Disney experienced a slight decline of 1.1% following the decision to pull Jimmy Kimmel Live from the air due to backlash over controversial remarks. The situation underscores temporary reputational and operational challenges.

"Disney gets a buy in the 4-hour algorithm. You saw it at $116 and once the gap fills up to the $120 resistance, it should turn to support."
A trade call to buy Disney is made with a clear entry at approximately $116, expecting a resistance level near $120 to turn into support, representing a timely opportunity.
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