“You see it all in 3-D.”
How in God’s green earth does he squeeze “in 3-D” onto the end of that line?
“You see it all in 3-D.”
How in God’s green earth does he squeeze “in 3-D” onto the end of that line?
happy to see that lark (python peg parser) is still active
This time I'm solving #AdventOfCode in #Janet (I'll write about my solutions in my blog in batches) and I'm really pleased by the built-in #PEG parsers. This is how the grammar looks for day 2:
```janet
{:main (sequence :ranges -1)
:ranges (some :range)
:range (group (sequence (number :num) "-" (number :num) (opt ",")))
:num (some :d)}
```
Margin of Safety, Missing in Action❌
With high PEG-ratios across the board, the margin of safety stays in negative territory.
This doesn’t mean the sector is broken, only that price and growth are out of sync on a historical basis.
#PEG is one signal and it points to *caution*!
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What’s Next? 🔗
Pharma didn’t shine on #PEG + most look expensive for their growth.
Next up → #ROIC: the real test of efficiency and capital discipline.
Full breakdown + graphs → https://thebarnblog.substack.com/p/finding-undervalued-companies-using
Follow #TheBarnBlog for smarter screening, one metric at a time 👊
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👇 Conclusion:
☑️ In fashion, patterns matter, in profits too.
☑️ Single data points mislead; consistency tells the story.
Next up → #PEG and is luxury overvalued???
Full breakdown ➕ graphs ➡️ https://thebarnblog.substack.com/p/using-ebit-margin-trend-for-analysis
Conclusion 👇
☑️ Construction margins are earned, not given.
☑️ Every basis point tells a story of execution and risk.
Next up: how do these players rank on #PEG ?
Full breakdown ➕ graphs ➡️ https://thebarnblog.substack.com/p/using-ebit-margin-trend-for-analysis
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