Dirt Cheap Europe
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Dirt Cheap Europe
I've spent years reading annual reports in languages i don't speak to find european micro caps no one covers. I'll translate them for you.
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Everybody Writes the Same Thesis About Companies Below Tangible Book. It Leaves Out the Only Thing That Matters.
The Cheapest Broker in Europe. 26% ROE. New Accounts Up 92%. 10x P/E. 7.5% Dividend Yield. Base Case +133% by 2028.
Earnings Up 144%. 5.1x EBITDA. Stock Near Its Low. Base Case +90% by 2028.
H1 2026 Earnings Review: the water-leak IoT business and the Greek toy giant
The Cheapest Company in Poland. 4x Earnings. 24% ROE. Double-Digit Growth. A 7% Dividend Yield. And an Activist Campaign Fighting the Owner Who Made It This Cheap.
A World-Class IoT Business Buried Inside a Group That Just Amputated Everything That Bled. 78% ROIC. 23% Margins. Zero Down Years. The Segment Alone: Four Times the Market Cap.
Dirt Cheap Greece: Pianos, Toys and the Only Listed Piece of IKEA in the Western World
A Cash Machine Hiding in Sixty Thousand Spanish Bars. 51% Margins. 5.5x EBITDA. And an 80% EPS Move the Market Refuses to Pay For.
Dirt Cheap Cyprus: A Church, A Robbery, and Thirteen Companies I Read in Greek at Four in the Morning
Priced as a Corpse, Built Like a Survivor. 0.6x Book. Net Cash. 30% Owner Yield. 6.5% Dividend Yield. And a 217-Year-Old Rival That Just Died.
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