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Pro Medicus (ASX: PME) is an Australian company that develops medical imaging software under its Visage product range. Leading medical institutions including NYU Langone, UCSF, and Mass General Brigham have publicly or semi-publicly praised the platform—often via PME-issued press releases or interviews.Read more

Digital outsourcing company that provides next-generation customer experience and back-office support for innovative and disruptive technology Sector: Technology Industry: Business Process Outsourcing (BPO) Market Capitalization: $1.5b (Small-cap) Major Competitors: Its competitors range from large, diversified BPO providers to smaller, niche players specializing in customer experience (CX), back-office support, and digital transformation. Below are TaskUs’s major and direct competitors: Teleperformance: A global leader in outsourced CX management and back-office services.Read more
Harmonic Inc. (NASDAQ: HLIT) is a company in the communications equipment industry, with a market capitalization of approximately $1.5 billion as of December 31, 2024.Read more
Afya Limited (NASDAQ: AFYA) is a Brazilian company specializing in medical education and digital health services. Sector: Education Industry: Medical Education Market Capitalization: $1.4b (small cap) Major Competitors: Afya Limited (NASDAQ: AFYA) is a prominent player in Brazil's medical education sector.Read more
Key Takeaways NVIDIA facing challenges, 30% data center market share at risk from chiplets AMD, Samsung, Intel entering GPU manufacturing race at cheaper price points Largest customers producing own chips, limits market for NVIDIA Generative AI cloud solutions introduces revenue cannibalization risk Gaming market revenue share at risk of stagnating Catalysts Company Catalysts Accelerating GPU Performance Will Reduce Profitability There is an argument to be made that the rapidly accelerating performance of GPUs will unlock markets in the next 3 to 5 years, but the same technology can lead to oversupply of compute power in the long term. As recently as 2021, there was a shortage of compute power for use cases like cryptocurrency mining, which was promoted as a key growth avenue.Read more

I may be showing my age here, but I feel that a decade or so ago, shopping at JB Hi-Fi was a different experience. There seemed to be a deliberate policy of employing sales staff from alternative subcultures, which gave the stores a unique, edgy vibe.Read more

Q1 2025 Update Very weak quarter both in terms of order intake 142 mUSD (also including about 30 mUSD for "as a service" orders) vs 182 last Q!, no implications for long term valuation. No need to rush in to this stock.Read more
CAAS posted solid top-line growth in Q2 2025, with net sales increasing 11.1% YoY to $176.2 million, propelled by surging Electric Power Steering (EPS) product sales, which grew 31.1% and now represent 41.4% of total sales. The company's transition toward advanced steering technologies positions it well for long-term demand in electric and autonomous vehicles.Read more

The supermarket chain Coles is the kind of “boring” business that may have been overlooked as an investment opportunity. Although it was divested from Wesfarmers in 2018, Coles’ heritage traces back to 1914 — giving it over 110 years of history.Read more
