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At some point in the near future, AI along with quantum computing may have our digital assets on the run. Crypto, yes, but also our bank accounts, our investment accounts, our pensions, Social Security, health insurance. IBM sees delivering its large-scale fault-tolerant quantum computer, Starling, by 2029. I wonder who or what will be allowed to be a customer. (By the way, I recommend the IBM Quantum Computing Blog , a fun follow.) I asked an IBM quantum engineer. He said he did not know, did not care. There are few guardrails on progress, which is maybe as it should be. Systems will adapt…
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This one is short and sweet. I’ve been going through the lululemon (LULU) 10-Q, conference call transcript and the 8-K press release, and clearly things have changed for the worse. My IV15 fell rather dramatically under new assumptions and probabilities. Negative growth in China, negative growth in the U.S. despite store expansion, etc. These are not good. The global comp was -9%, leggings are down 20%, and operating margin was guided to the mid single digits. Not good at all. Even the headline earnings beat was a big miss when accounting for the one-or-two-or-three times tariff bonus.
I have been asked what it is like to lose money. To have stocks just not go my way, and many have asked for a review of Tailored Brands, which was a permanent loss of capital. Tailored Brands was a mistake, not a big one but made worse because the permanence of the loss. The stores are still around operating. I never made it a very large position. That bankruptcy was odd in many ways, and I cannot take many lessons from it. The company was one of those small caps where owned land and buildings might hide enough value to affect the investment thesis. And I saw some of those assets. I saw…
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