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Intrinsic value

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Oct 15, 2026

Kyle GrieveHOST
0:32
You know, when you've held a stock through as many ups and downs as I have with Aritzia, you really have to ask yourself some of the hard questions, like, "Is this business getting better or worse?" Or, "Am I holding this because the thesis still works or because I've just gotten more and more attached to this specific name?"
Shawn O'MalleyHOST
0:46
I think they're really valid questions for both of us and also our third co-host, Daniel, to be constantly asking ourselves about every position that we hold in our intrinsic value portfolio.
Shawn O'MalleyHOST
0:56
But the timing of our conversation today around Aritzia is definitely very interesting.
Shawn O'MalleyHOST
1:01
The stock has been hit pretty hard recently, and yet the business is putting up some of the best growth numbers in its history of being a public company.
Kyle GrieveHOST
1:21
Let's go.
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1:22
[upbeat music] Since 2014, with more than 200 million downloads, we have interviewed the world's best investors, studied deeply the principles of value investing, and uncovered many compelling investment opportunities.
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1:38
We focus on understanding businesses and intrinsic value, investing accordingly, and sharing everything we learn with you.
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1:46
This show is not investment advice.
Aswath DamodaranHOST
12:54
And they say, find me stocks with a beta less than 0.75 or whatever proxy for risk you want.
Aswath DamodaranHOST
12:59
Remember, you're no longer in the intrinsic value world.
Aswath DamodaranHOST
13:01
If you want to go to standard deviation or some other measure of risk, the 300 will become 65.
Aswath DamodaranHOST
13:08
They find me companies that return equity higher than 20%.
Aswath DamodaranHOST
13:56
So we're, what, 18 sessions into this class.
Aswath DamodaranHOST
14:00
Every session we spent on intrinsic valuation.
Aswath DamodaranHOST
14:04
What drives intrinsic value? By now you know it's cash flows, growth, and risk.
Aswath DamodaranHOST
14:07
A discounted cash flow model might be the process by which we bring those to play.
Kyle GrieveHOST
0:25
Same industry, similar monopoly-like advantages, and each with a different playbook to win.
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0:30
[upbeat music] You're listening to the Intrinsic Value Podcast by the Investors Podcast Network.
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0:39
Since 2014, with over 180 million downloads, we've learned directly from the world's best investors.
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0:46
Now, we're applying those lessons to analyze businesses and investment opportunities every week, helping you uncover intrinsic value.
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0:54
This show is not investment advice.
speaker_2NARRATOR
0:56
It's intended for informational and entertainment purposes only.

7 MINS LATER

Kyle GrieveHOST
7:44
And I mean, getting an annuity-like revenue stream from these businesses is just a great idea, right? So we really love businesses that we can forecast well into the future, and I think a business like TransDigm really gives you that.
Kyle GrieveHOST
7:55
But it's worth noting that TransDigm specifically has three value drivers in which the company was built on.
David CoombsHOST
9:42
A company doesn't become fundamentally different overnight simply because investors change their opinion about one product.
David CoombsHOST
9:51
And this is precisely where intrinsic value becomes useful.
David CoombsHOST
9:55
Intrinsic value gives us something to anchor ourselves to.
David CoombsHOST
9:59
It allows us to ask, what is Ferrari actually worth? Not, do people like the car? Not, is the internet angry about the car? Not, did the share price fall today? But, what are the future cash flows of this business likely to be worth? And this brings us to perhaps the most important part of the Ferrari story.
David CoombsHOST
10:21
Ferrari isn't simply a car manufacturer.
David CoombsHOST
12:36
But this is precisely why investors should be cautious about treating every share price movement as an expression of perfect rationality.
David CoombsHOST
12:46
The market can change its mind very quickly.
David CoombsHOST
12:49
And when it does, the investor who has anchored their thinking to intrinsic value rather than to the market price is in a much stronger position.
Sven CarlinHOST
7:29
Does that mean more foot traffic in those shops or less? And that is also something to keep in mind.
Sven CarlinHOST
7:38
How long am I going to bet on retail, and of course, what we will discuss later with intrinsic value and everything, at what price? The key risk is a proper recession, like with most investments out there.
Sven CarlinHOST
7:54
Let's discuss the financials.
Sven CarlinHOST
7:57
Then if we look at the balance sheet, of course, it is levered, and it is five times leverage coverage okay.
Sven CarlinHOST
12:30
So it's not stellar, but it's not too risky.
Sven CarlinHOST
12:35
I have seen much worse ratios.
Sven CarlinHOST
12:37
So if we go to our intrinsic value calculation, we have done a lot.
Sven CarlinHOST
12:41
You can download this in the link in description below.
Paul MooreGUEST
34:57
So the book has about 26 different stories and analogies, um, showing how Warren Buffett's principles can be applied to real estate investing.
Paul MooreGUEST
35:08
And so its, uh, draft title is called Intrinsic Value: Warren Buffett's Rules for Real Estate Investors.
Paul MooreGUEST
35:16
And, uh, I'm very excited about this particular book, and I've got a few more in the hopper after that.
Mike NeubauerHOST
35:23
Nice.
speaker_0NARRATOR
0:59
[upbeat music] Since 2014, with more than 200 million downloads, we have interviewed the world's best investors, studied deeply the principles of value investing, and uncovered many compelling investment opportunities.
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1:15
We focus on understanding businesses and intrinsic value, investing accordingly, and sharing everything we learn with you.
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1:23
This show is not investment advice.
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1:25
It's intended for informational and entertainment purposes only.

7 MINS LATER

Kyle GrieveHOST
8:13
Yeah, I mean, getting an annuity-like revenue stream from these businesses is just a great idea, right? So we really love businesses that we can forecast well into the future, and I think a business like TransDigm really gives you that.
Kyle GrieveHOST
8:24
But it's worth noting that TransDigm specifically has three value drivers in which the company was built on.
Kyle GrieveHOST
8:29
So in Howley's view, the only three things that can increase the intrinsic value of a company are to either decrease costs, increase prices, and win new business.
Kyle GrieveHOST
8:38
That's pretty much the DNA that TransDigm was built on, and I think TransDigm has done a great job on all three of those value drivers, which is why they've compounded revenue at 17% and EBITDA at 18% for over two decades.
Kyle GrieveHOST
0:26
Which is exactly why we dug into this one, because we wanted to understand whether or not Walmart has a massive disconnect between its value and its price.
speaker_2NARRATOR
0:37
You're listening to the Intrinsic Value podcast by the Investors Podcast Network.
speaker_2NARRATOR
0:41
Since 2014, with over 180 million downloads, we've learned directly from the world's best investors.
speaker_2NARRATOR
0:48
Now, we're applying those lessons to analyze businesses and investment opportunities every week, helping you uncover intrinsic value.
speaker_2NARRATOR
0:57
This show is not investment advice.
speaker_2NARRATOR
0:59
It's intended for informational and entertainment purposes only.
Shawn O'MalleyHOST
5:45
But it is a very special retailer, nevertheless, which is to say, I do think there's a difference between these mega retailers, these wholesale retailers who take inspiration from the Costco model and try to return as much excess value as possible to customers by way of lower prices, and then more specialized retailers who lack the same scale like Dick's Sporting Goods or individual brand retailers like Lululemon and Lululemon has been a real learning lesson for me on this show.
Shawn O'MalleyHOST
6:13
It's a company that some will know I pitched about a year ago and was quite excited about, but the entire thesis moved against me.
speaker_3NARRATOR
1:26
Since 2014, with more than 200 million downloads, we have interviewed the world's best investors, studied deeply the principles of value investing, and uncovered many compelling investment opportunities.
speaker_3NARRATOR
1:39
We focus on understanding businesses and intrinsic value, investing accordingly, and sharing everything we learn with you.
speaker_3NARRATOR
1:47
This show is not investment advice.
speaker_3NARRATOR
1:49
It's intended for informational and entertainment purposes only.

5 MINS LATER

Shawn O'MalleyHOST
7:07
And Lululemon has been a real learning lesson for me on this show.
Shawn O'MalleyHOST
7:11
It's a company that some will know I pitched about a year ago and was quite excited about, but the entire thesis moved against me.
Shawn O'MalleyHOST
7:17
And I felt there was no other choice than to just drop it from our intrinsic value portfolio.
Shawn O'MalleyHOST
7:21
And to be fair, both Daniel and Kyle had warned me about their hesitations around Lulu and investing in retail in general.
Patrick DunphyGUEST
24:55
Because I, I came out of army aviation and, and flight lines and hydraulics, uh, fluids and, and coming home in uniform and, and smelling like a flight line.
Patrick DunphyGUEST
25:06
And, and so a lot of my search was in more blue-collar businesses that, that I thought, um, among other things, had intrinsic value.
Patrick DunphyGUEST
25:18
We, we needed them.
Patrick DunphyGUEST
25:20
Things like striping, uh, pavement in, in parking lots.
Patrick DunphyGUEST
26:01
... you have unique properties and skills and, and situations.
Patrick DunphyGUEST
26:07
And, and every deal has that quality of being its own unique fingerprint.
Will SmithHOST
26:14
This phrase intrinsic value you also used in the pre-call.
Will SmithHOST
26:18
W- say more about that.

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