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6 days ago | 
seekingalpha.com | Vince Martin
This article was written byI've been contributing to Seeking Alpha and other investment websites since 2011, with a general (though far from rigid) focus on value over growth. I got my Series 7 and 63 back in 1999, and watched the dot-com bubble peak and then burst in real time at a small, tech-focused retail brokerage in NYC.
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1 week ago | 
seekingalpha.com | Vince Martin
This article was written byI've been contributing to Seeking Alpha and other investment websites since 2011, with a general (though far from rigid) focus on value over growth. I got my Series 7 and 63 back in 1999, and watched the dot-com bubble peak and then burst in real time at a small, tech-focused retail brokerage in NYC. Analyst’s Disclosure: I/we have a beneficial long position in the shares of COHR either through stock ownership, options, or other derivatives.
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1 week ago | 
seekingalpha.com | Vince Martin
This article was written byI've been contributing to Seeking Alpha and other investment websites since 2011, with a general (though far from rigid) focus on value over growth. I got my Series 7 and 63 back in 1999, and watched the dot-com bubble peak and then burst in real time at a small, tech-focused retail brokerage in NYC.
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1 week ago | 
seekingalpha.com | Vince Martin
This article was written byI've been contributing to Seeking Alpha and other investment websites since 2011, with a general (though far from rigid) focus on value over growth. I got my Series 7 and 63 back in 1999, and watched the dot-com bubble peak and then burst in real time at a small, tech-focused retail brokerage in NYC. Analyst’s Disclosure: I/we have a beneficial long position in the shares of DK either through stock ownership, options, or other derivatives.
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1 week ago | 
seekingalpha.com | Vince Martin
This article was written byI've been contributing to Seeking Alpha and other investment websites since 2011, with a general (though far from rigid) focus on value over growth. I got my Series 7 and 63 back in 1999, and watched the dot-com bubble peak and then burst in real time at a small, tech-focused retail brokerage in NYC.
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2 weeks ago | 
seekingalpha.com | Vince Martin
This article was written byI've been contributing to Seeking Alpha and other investment websites since 2011, with a general (though far from rigid) focus on value over growth. I got my Series 7 and 63 back in 1999, and watched the dot-com bubble peak and then burst in real time at a small, tech-focused retail brokerage in NYC.
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3 weeks ago | 
seekingalpha.com | Vince Martin
This article was written byI've been contributing to Seeking Alpha and other investment websites since 2011, with a general (though far from rigid) focus on value over growth. I got my Series 7 and 63 back in 1999, and watched the dot-com bubble peak and then burst in real time at a small, tech-focused retail brokerage in NYC. Analyst’s Disclosure: I/we have a beneficial long position in the shares of OEC either through stock ownership, options, or other derivatives.
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3 weeks ago | 
seekingalpha.com | Vince Martin
This article was written byI've been contributing to Seeking Alpha and other investment websites since 2011, with a general (though far from rigid) focus on value over growth. I got my Series 7 and 63 back in 1999, and watched the dot-com bubble peak and then burst in real time at a small, tech-focused retail brokerage in NYC. Analyst’s Disclosure: I/we have a beneficial long position in the shares of GTLS, DKS either through stock ownership, options, or other derivatives.
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3 weeks ago | 
seekingalpha.com | Vince Martin
This article was written byI've been contributing to Seeking Alpha and other investment websites since 2011, with a general (though far from rigid) focus on value over growth. I got my Series 7 and 63 back in 1999, and watched the dot-com bubble peak and then burst in real time at a small, tech-focused retail brokerage in NYC.
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3 weeks ago | 
seekingalpha.com | Vince Martin
SummaryPlanet Fitness (PLNT) has delivered over 500% returns since its IPO, despite skepticism about its business model and potential economic downturns. A rough 10-year model suggests PLNT could see $3 billion in revenue and $1.2 billion in Adjusted EBITDA by 2034. Even with conservative estimates, PLNT stock could offer mid-teens annualized returns, driven by international expansion and high return on invested capital.
