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" ... DECK’s stock grew a solid 49% from around $90 in fiscal 2018 to $134 in fiscal 2020 - justified by the roughly 12% increase in the company’s revenues from $1.9 billion in FY 2018 to $2.1 billion in FY 2020. In addition, earnings growth, on a per-share basis, was higher by a large 170%. This was driven by a 690 bps net margins expansion from 6.0% to 12.9% and around 11% decline in shares outstanding during this period. It should be noted that Deckers underwent a restructuring back in February 2016 to improve gross margins, reduce the company’s overall cost structure, and to eliminate underperforming brands. These writedowns and impairments took a short-term toll on the company’s financials (dragging down the net income figure to only $5.7 million in FY 2017 from $122 million in FY 2016) but helped to streamline operations for future growth. Consequently, the net income margin improved from 0.3% in FY 2017 to 6.0% in FY 2018. ... "
" ... How much pain can Masayoshi Son handle? SoftBank has used to low interest rates to issue debt, some of the proceeds of which have been used for repurchases of SoftBank’s own shares. What if that cat-and-mouse game ends? Who will finance the overvalued disruptive names if writedowns and a $16 billion debt pile force SoftBank to walk away from the table? And what will happen to the valuations of existing private equity firms if SoftBank no longer reigns as the investor of last resort for nearly every tech unicorn on the planet? ... "
" ... Ivic's boss, Jenkins, had joined BTG after an interval, or "gardening leave," following his brief tenure as chief executive of the Investment Bank at UBS. The Swiss bank was Europe's worst-hit bank in the crisis, with writedowns of nearly $50 billion by 2009. The unit Jenkins had overseen made the disastrous decision to build up holdings of collateralized debt obligations by 2007 that would be blamed for the majority of UBS' subprime losses in a report prepared by the bank afterward. As the scale of UBS losses became apparent, Jenkins was among the first out the door. But new opportunities awaited with his ex-colleague Esteves. After working for BTG as a consultant for a year, Jenkins became a partner in March 2010. Soon he was recruiting Ivic for BTG. ... "
" ... Reasons for owning Alibaba, Facebook, Alphabet and Amazon? The only big cap stories in town. Biotech sits under the cloud of Congressional sanctions on pricing. Industrials go nowhere in a slow growing world. Financials starting with Citigroup are tainted with fears of asset writedowns. ... "