Some highlights from this weekend’s Event Driven Monitor
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The Event of the Week
Join Kuppy and Bob Robotti this Friday June 30th at 4:15PM ET
Last year KEDM hosted its first live Happy Hour in Omaha during the Berkshire AGM weekend. We were lucky enough to share the (entirely too small) table with Josh Young and value investing legend, Bob Robotti. Bob overlaps a ton on KEDM’s favorite themes (e.g. he sits on TDW’s Board of Directors and holds just under 4m shares) so we figured we’d confirm our biases and welcome him back to chat oil, OSVs, building supplies and general cyclicals for our June Happy Hour. Bob is a value investing O.G. so get your questions ready as he holds court…
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Kuppy’s Tweet of the Week
If you haven’t read our recent writeup on Argentina…
Chart and Kliff Note of the Week
Saudi’s PIF continues its buying spree as it emerges as the leading bidder in Vale SA’s, VALE, base metals business. VALE is currently shopping a minority position in its base metals business with the ultimate goal to spin the base metals business after securing a minority investor. If successful, PIF may invest through its JV with Saudi state miner Maaden, which was set up to acquire minority interests in iron ore, copper, nickel and lithium businesses.
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Friends of KEDM
- Kuppy returned to publishing on the Kuppy’s Korner blog (formerly AiC) with a follow up on breakout traders, “On Breakouts Part II”. If you missed the first writeup, you can also find the first write up in the series here: “On Breakouts“.
- The Market Huddle boys are flipping the format of the show a bit with more shorter segments. Naturally, they hosted Kuppy for the revamped “Kuppy’s Corner” segment to discuss Uranium, Argentina, and his new farming adventure.. Not to be confused with his Kuppy’s Korner blog.
Kuppy’s Event Driven Monitor scans over 20 corporate events for market moving information and distills them into our propietary “Kliff Notes.” One profitable trade should more than cover an annual subscription and access to the Event Driven chatroom!