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2023.06.03 16:15 JustCuriousArizona Comparing Ericsson and Nokia from Q1' 2021 to Q1' 23, Revenue and Earnings
![]() | Below figures compare Ericsson and Nokia from Q1' 2021 to Q1' 2023, stock price, revenue and earnings in terms of USA dollars. Some observations: submitted by JustCuriousArizona to Nok [link] [comments]
The other thing to note is, both Nokia and Ericsson have determined, as a company, meaning the board is behind this, is that earnings are not that important now, what is important is to invest as much as possible to capitalize on the future coming network market. The previous sentence means that the present Nokia/Ericsson investor should expect huge investment expense by the companies, this is R&D, SG&A and an increase in operation expense (one has to build the factories before it can make the new products). From a wireless network business perspective these changes are not subtle but are big, requires a long time to make the changes, are fundamental changes (for example Cloud networking), will take lots and lots of money, and the changes must be made before 2030 arrives to be a contender in the 2030 wireless networking market. For the investor (us), this means we should expect low earnings, i.e., PE and PB is generally going to be low and the return to investors (profit) is going to be relatively low. The year that we should start seeing a return to investors is likely to start around 2028 to 2030, i.e., PE and PB should go up. Also note, having a large cash reserve will also be important, to hit forecast earnings (cash is often used by respectable/honest companies to reduce expenses to hit earnings, a bit like having an insurance policy, if a company does this often then the market will perceive this as a negative but once in awhile that is partly what the cash is there for, to aid in hitting earnings), smooth out company missteps in chasing the new wireless network and to take advantage of unplanned opportunities. Given the above, the message to investors is that the investor can time average buy for at least the next 3 to 4 years, profit will likely become the focus (not investing by the company) starting some where between 2028 to 2030. If the cycle of investment and profit should repeat, Ericsson's P/B went to 4 at it's peak profit cycle, it is presently 1.43, there is no reason for Nokia NOT to hit P/B of 4. If Nokia does hit a P/B of 4 it has to become a meme stock again, this is unlikely to happen before 2030, so IF it happens it is likely to happen 2030 or after. Figure 1: Ericsson Q1' 21 to Q1' 23 Stock Price, Revenue & EBITDA, USA Dollars Figure 2: Nokia Q1' 21 to Q1' 23 Stock Price, Revenue & EBITDA, USA Dollars |
2023.06.03 16:09 KKshilling The Founder Journey with Brett Adcock ($2.7 Billion IPO)
![]() | The Founder Journey: Brett AdcockBuilding in PublicIf you spend any time on Twitter, you’ve probably seen some of Brett’s viral threads: https://twitter.com/adcock_brett/status/1618268570928152580?s=20 Plenty of founders “build in public” like this, but Brett may very well be the most successful of them all. So why would a founder who’s experienced massive success multiple times, and is now building a new startup from 0 → 1 (a time when every second is precious), bother writing detailed and tactical threads on Twitter every week? When I asked Brett about this, he emphasized how helpful is can be for fundraising (at any stage). If Figure, his new autonomous humanoid robot startup, is successful then he’s “going to need to raise enormous amounts of capital.” Building in public, or at least building an audience, allows him to get consistent exposure to prospective investors and top-tier talent. In fact, Brett said he’s already hired over a dozen people via Twitter for Figure. Later on in our chat he hinted that driving positive, founder-led PR (something he’s written about before) was also a factor: https://preview.redd.it/j6dd4em88t3b1.png?width=1087&format=png&auto=webp&s=aeceed51cabfa4a5fea8e175e785349d35f85298 The bottom line is that people want to feel like they’re part of the ideas that change the world, and the founders who embrace that are more likely to build successful startups. Tough TimesIf a startup is successful, it’s easy to look at it through rose-colored glasses. But a founder’s day to day life is typically overrun with problems and trying to solve them:https://preview.redd.it/8e2okapa8t3b1.png?width=1087&format=png&auto=webp&s=bd8766ec9bdc01397a082aad4463daf95446a05a When I pressed him on this, Brett shared that his mindset was not to dwell or fixate on any particular problems — instead, he just treats each problem (large or small) as something else to figure out and solve. This is what sets great founders apart. Huge problems don’t phase them. They don’t let their startup get into a “death by a thousand cuts” scenario because they’re aware of and actively fixing even the small problems too. Keeping yourself at an even keel and not letting the ups and downs sidetrack you from your mission is one of the key founder skills that’s not only hard to teach, but also often not emphasized enough to first-time founders before they start building. https://preview.redd.it/ycblxx9g9t3b1.png?width=1087&format=png&auto=webp&s=dbfe7d83f93e8c6d995b4a2b79d2d5b1b54a0691 Naming a CompanyTake a second and think about the startup with the best name you’ve ever come across. What actually makes it a great name?Successful founders almost never talk about this. In fact, most I know hate naming things — it’s one of my least favorite things to do too. But there is a science to it that can help make it easier. Brett shared his framework on Twitter earlier this year: https://twitter.com/adcock_brett/status/1613551076665626628?s=20 You can break his framework down into these rules:
Take every advantage you can — your startup’s name can be one too. Fundraising AdviceBrett has raised over $1 billion in his career. Given the current macro climate, I asked Brett for his best advice for founders while fundraising: https://twitter.com/adcock_brett/status/1589281462242549760?s=20 He advised that founders not neglect the top of their fundraising funnel. Especially early on, before you know what investors will look for from your startup or how they’ll evaluate it (and you, and the market), founders should treat their outreach like “impressions” on social media. Brett advocates for getting “the story you want to tell” in front of as many people as possible. Track the “impressions”, grow your top of funnel, and see how well (and, more importantly, who / what type of investors) they’re converting through the different steps of the funnel. When we were fundraising for my last startup, we tracked the following statuses within our fundraising funnel:
Brett also shared how it is important to understand the mandates and theses that investors have when fundraising. Virtually every fund has verticals and specific sectors that they are looking to invest in. Almost always, your lead investor will be passionate and have a core thesis around your area of focus. Attacking the Impossiblehttps://twitter.com/adcock_brett/status/1604501998660771841?s=20 The number one thing that stands out about Brett’s overarching founder journey across his three companies is that he keeps taking on harder and harder challenges. First, a software-powered hiring marketplace. Then, electric vertical takeoff aircraft and now, autonomous humanoid robots. After he sold his first company, Vettery, for $100 million it would’ve been so easy for him to go relax on beaches for the rest of his life. At the very least, most founders don’t choose harder problems after success. Brett’s styled his career in the vein of two founders I have considerable admiration for in this regard — Elon Musk and Travis Kalanick. When I asked him why he chose this path he said that, for him, being a founder isn’t about money — it’s about making a real difference and better future for the world (but that it’s completely fine if, for someone else, it actually is about the money). He also compared “hard” startups vs. “easy” ones by saying that “hard” startups (aka hard problems to solve) have advantages:
HypergrowthAs startups experience hypergrowth, new challenges emerge at increasingly quick rates. It’s simply impossible to keep up, and relying on the systems you have in place is key.Brett shared that the best way to solve hypergrowth-related issues, though, is through growth. “Growth cures all things” — it’s intoxicating for your team and helps overcome or reduce the impact of problems. He also pointed out that the biggest factor that allowed him to go from 0 employees to 70 in a short time period was the ability to communicate clearly. And that having singular documents, especially around company culture, that are shared clearly with newly joining team members, can make a big difference. Some more resources - http://surl.li/hpmjz |
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2023.06.03 15:48 wdmcarth Daily Bullpen Usage: 06/03/23
Note | Description |
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Italics | Pitched previous day or twice in last 3 days. |
Pitched back to back days. | |
Bold | Recent transaction. |
L3:## | Number of pitches thrown in last 3 days. |
*** | SP first start. |
** | SP yet to reach 5.0 innings in a game. |
* | SP yet to surpass 6.0 innings in a game. |
Team | Opp | SP | CL | SU8 | SU7 | MID | LR |
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ARI | ATL | Ryne Nelson* | Miguel CastroL3:15, Andrew Chafin | Scott McGough | Austin AdamsL3:35, Kyle NelsonL3:19, José RuizL3:23, Kevin GinkelL3:12 | Drey Jameson | |
ATL | @ARI | Spencer Strider | Raisel IglesiasL3:6 | Nick AndersonL3:12 | Collin McHughL3:7 | A.J. MinterL3:13, Jesse ChavezL3:3, Joe Jiménez, Kirby Yates | AJ Smith-Shawver |
BAL | @SFG | Kyle Bradish | Félix BautistaL3:16 | Yennier CanoL3:19 | Bryan BakerL3:25 | Mike BaumannL3:32, Danny CoulombeL3:27, Cionel PérezL3:23, Keegan AkinL3:25, Austin VothL3:58 | Bruce Zimmermann |
BOS | TBR (2) | Garrett Whitlock, Kutter Crawford | Kenley JansenL3:13 | Chris MartinL3:31 | Josh WinckowskiL3:40 | Kutter CrawfordL3:24, Joely Rodríguez, Justin GarzaL3:19, Ryan Sherriff | Nick PivettaL3:28 |
CHC | @SDP | Drew Smyly | Mark Leiter Jr.L3:27, Adbert AlzolayL3:21 | Michael FulmerL3:4 | Brandon HughesL3:13 | Jeremiah Estrada, Julian MerryweatherL3:39, Javier Assad | Hayden WesneskiL3:59 |
CHW | DET | Dylan Cease | Kendall GravemanL3:15 | Joe KellyL3:24 | Reynaldo LópezL3:18 | Keynan MiddletonL3:9, Aaron Bummer, Liam Hendriks, Gregory Santos | Garrett CrochetL3:27 |
CIN | MIL | Graham Ashcraft | Alexis DíazL3:13 | Buck FarmerL3:22 | Ian GibautL3:18 | Lucas SimsL3:42, Alex YoungL3:34, Fernando CruzL3:23, Eduardo Salazar | Kevin HergetL3:29 |
CLE | @MIN | Logan Allen | Emmanuel ClaseL3:9 | James KarinchakL3:7 | Trevor StephanL3:37 | Eli MorganL3:15, Enyel De Los SantosL3:13, Sam HentgesL3:33, | Xzavion CurryL3:21 |
COL | @KCR | Austin Gomber | Pierce JohnsonL3:21 | Jake BirdL3:37 | Brent SuterL3:44, Daniel BardL3:25, Brad HandL3:21, Matt Carasiti | Peter LambertL3:59 | |
DET | @CHW | Michael Lorenzen | Alex LangeL3:21 | Jason FoleyL3:22 | Will VestL3:32 | José Cisnero, Chasen ShreveL3:33, Tyler Holton, Mason EnglertL3:21 | Tyler Alexander |
HOU | LAA | Cristian Javier | Ryan PresslyL3:13 | Hector NerisL3:15 | Ryne StanekL3:10, Phil MatonL3:25, Rafael MonteroL3:18 | Seth MartinezL3:43 | |
KCR | COL | Daniel Lynch* | Scott Barlow | Aroldis Chapman | Taylor ClarkeL3:18 | Josh Staumont, Carlos HernándezL3:28, Jose CuasL3:18, Nick WittgrenL3:30, Jackson Kowar | Mike Mayers |
LAA | @HOU | Patrick Sandoval | Carlos Estévez | Chris Devenski | Jacob WebbL3:30 | Ben JoyceL3:10, Aaron LoupL3:22, Chase SilsethL3:39, Sam Bachman | Tucker DavidsonL3:54 |
LAD | NYY | Michael Grove* | Evan Phillips, Brusdar GraterolL3:16, Caleb FergusonL3:14 | Yency AlmonteL3:14, Shelby Miller, Victor González, Alex VesiaL3:13, Justin Bruihl | Phil BickfordL3:37 | ||
MIA | OAK | Eury Pérez* | Dylan Floro | Tanner ScottL3:19 | Huascar BrazobanL3:25 | Steven OkertL3:20, JT ChargoisL3:18, Andrew NardiL3:13, George Soriano | Bryan HoeingL3:34 |
MIL | @CIN | Colin Rea* | Devin WilliamsL3:29 | Peter StrzeleckiL3:25 | Joel PayampsL3:39 | Hoby Milner, | Bryse WilsonL3:17 |
MIN | CLE | Sonny Gray | Jhoan DuranL3:26 | Brock StewartL3:28 | Jorge LópezL3:16 | Emilio PagánL3:33, Jovani MoranL3:13, Griffin JaxL3:12, Cole Sands | José De LeónL3:16 |
NYM | TOR | Tylor Megill* | David RobertsonL3:22, Adam OttavinoL3:6 | Brooks RaleyL3:39 | Josh Walker | ||
NYY | @LAD | Gerrit Cole | Michael King, Clay HolmesL3:19, Wandy PeraltaL3:22 | Ron MarinaccioL3:5, Albert AbreuL3:17, Tommy KahnleL3:29, Jimmy Cordero | Ryan WeberL3:29 | ||
OAK | @MIA | Luis Medina* | Trevor May | Shintaro FujinamiL3:19 | Sam MollL3:5 | Richard LoveladyL3:14, Lucas Erceg, Austin PruittL3:23, Sam LongL3:26 | Ken WaldichukL3:23 |
PHI | @WSN | Matt Strahm* | Craig KimbrelL3:12 | Seranthony DomínguezL3:16 | Matt StrahmL3:41 | Gregory SotoL3:15, Connor BrogdonL3:19, Jeff HoffmanL3:23, Andrew VasquezL3:31, Yunior MarteL3:14 | Dylan Covey |
PIT | STL | Luis L. Ortiz | David BednarL3:17 | Colin HoldermanL3:18 | Dauri MoretaL3:3 | Jose Hernandez, Rob ZastryznyL3:32, Yohan RamirezL3:20 | Cody BoltonL3:46 |
SDP | CHC | Yu Darvish | Josh HaderL3:18 | Nick MartinezL3:15 | Steven WilsonL3:39 | Tim HillL3:14, | Drew CarltonL3:23 |
SEA | @TEX | Bryan Woo*** | Paul SewaldL3:11 | Justin TopaL3:19 | Trevor Gott | Matt BrashL3:15, Gabe SpeierL3:9, Tayler Saucedo, Matt Festa | Chris Flexen |
SFG | BAL | Anthony DeSclafani | Camilo DovalL3:19 | Tyler RogersL3:22 | John BrebbiaL3:11 | Taylor Rogers, Scott Alexander, Ryan WalkerL3:17, Luke JacksonL3:11, Jakob Junis | Sean Manaea |
STL | @PIT | Jordan Montgomery | Ryan Helsley, Giovanny GallegosL3:20 | Jordan Hicks | Andre PallanteL3:17 | Génesis CabreraL3:17, Drew VerHagen, Chris Stratton | Steven Matz |
TBR | @BOS (2) | Trevor Kelley**, Tyler Glasnow** | Jason AdamL3:24, Colin PocheL3:12, Kevin KellyL3:16, Jalen BeeksL3:13 | Jake Diekman, Calvin Faucher, Trevor Kelley | Joe La Sorsa | ||
TEX | SEA | Andrew Heaney | Will SmithL3:7 | Grant AndersonL3:14 | Brock BurkeL3:33 | José LeclercL3:11, Jonathan HernándezL3:6, Josh Sborz, Cole Ragans | John King |
TOR | @NYM | José Berríos | Erik SwansonL3:18 | Nate Pearson | Tim MayzaL3:25, Trevor RichardsL3:25, Adam CimberL3:19, Yimi García | Anthony BassL3:18 | |
WSN | PHI | MacKenzie Gore | Kyle FinneganL3:58, Hunter HarveyL3:50 | Carl Edwards Jr.L3:42 | Andrés Machado, Mason ThompsonL3:11, Chad Kuhl, Erasmo Ramírez | Thaddeus Ward |
Date | Team | Player | Category | Description |
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6/2 | BAL | Bruce Zimmermann | PROMOTION | Recalled from minors |
6/2 | KCR | Jackson Kowar | PROMOTION | Recalled from minors |
6/2 | MIA | George Soriano | PROMOTION | Recalled from minors |
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