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This Former SPAC is Freshly Squeezed: We're Juicing Our Returns With Warrants 📈🍊

February 22, 2025

The Financial sector has been home to some of the best uptrends in recent years. 📈

Names like Interactive Brokers (a fan favorite around here) have rallied over 500% since the 2020 trough.

It has been a historic bull run. 

One of the stocks that haven't participated in this cycle is the $2.6B company from Chicago, GCM Grosvenor $GCMG.

It was established in 1971 but went public for the first time via SPAC in late 2020.

The company manages nearly $80B in assets across various alternative investment strategies, including private equity, credit, real estate, and more.

In bull markets, this company prints money. 

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(Commodities Weekly) Soft Commodities: The Most Bifurcated Commodity Complex 📈📉

February 21, 2025

We've been obnoxiously bullish on soft commodities recently. 

And it's for a good reason. 

Coffee just broke out of a nearly 50-year basing pattern. It's hard to bearish when the price is making new all-time highs.

But the group is becoming bifurcated.

Orange juice futures were the early leader in the soft space. The price made a new all-time high in 2022.

Unfortunately (for the bulls), the uptrend in OJ seems to be over, at least for now.

The World's Largest Retailer Beat Expectations: The Stock Got Slammed 📊🐻

February 21, 2025

Walmart $WMT reported a double beat but got beaten down as a result.

It was a bad day to own the stock. 

Our retail analyst, Jeff Macke, wrote a fantastic deep dive about the report. If you haven't seen it already, you can check it out here

The bottom line? Jeff found the quarter worse for Walmart's peers as they continue to invest heavily in the business. They are crushing competitors like Target.

In addition, the company is the largest private employer in the United States. This adds up to be a massive overhead expense.

With the AI revolution accelerating, they are a huge beneficiary. They're automating all kinds of labor, which is expected to expand margins.

Let's talk about what else happened 👇