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Sector Tailwinds Driving Opportunity Global technology and software-application markets are expanding at double-digit rates, creating fertile ground for digital platforms such as RYDE: Software as a service (SaaS): $465 billion in 2026, growing 14% year-over-year. Overall IT Spending: $6.31 trillion in 2026, up 13.5%.Read more
MercadoLibre looks like it’s burning cash, but much of that is tied to building its fast-growing lending business rather than a weakening core platform. The real question is whether this lending push turns into a self-funding engine or a permanent drain—and the next results could swing the story either way.Read more

DLocal trades below the value implied by discounting its own free cash flow. On a two-stage model running 10 years of +25.0% growth fading to a 2.5% terminal rate, discounted at 9.8%, the shares are worth USD 50.96 against a market price of USD 15.24 — a 70% discount, or +234% to fair value.Read more

Teza inwestycyjna Diagnostyka to najlepsza jakościowo spółka diagnostyczna w Polsce – lider rynku laboratoryjnego z wyraźną przewagą skali, solidnym moatem i wysoką generacją gotówki. Biznes jest przewidywalny, rentowny i wciąż ma przestrzeń do wzrostu powyżej tempa rynku przez najbliższe kilka lat.Read more
After a visa crackdown spooks investors, EDU Holdings looks like it’s being punished like every other school business even though it has already shifted toward courses Australia urgently needs. Management keeps shrinking the share count and returning cash to shareholders, so the big question is whether the policy fear is really as bad as the market assumes.Read more

Yum! Brands looks like a steady grower, not a bargain, with a big part of the next chapter coming from taking Taco Bell into more countries. The real question is whether its franchise-heavy setup and tech push can keep growth going while the U.S. business and Pizza Hut stay tougher.Read more

Lotus Technology (NASDAQ: LOT) is beginning to display increasingly constructive technical signals as the stock stabilises around the US$0.83 support zone. After successfully defending this key level, buying momentum has started to emerge, suggesting that confidence is gradually returning and a stronger recovery could be developing.Read more
Paysign trades below the value implied by discounting its own free cash flow. On a two-stage model running 10 years of +25.0% growth fading to a 2.5% terminal rate, discounted at 9.8%, the shares are worth USD 43.01 against a market price of USD 9.17 — a 79% discount, or +369% to fair value.Read more
