
Patient Gowth Investor
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The EU is preparing ~$110B in retaliatory tariffs as the U.S. hardens its stance on Greenland with Bessent calling it essential to U.S. national security & signaling zero willingness to outsource security. Europe is now floating limits on U.S. companies market access ahead of crunch talks in Davos.







Less than two weeks ago, bears were taking victory laps because the “AI bubble was bursting.” What a funny year 2025 has been.






Hard to quantify, but sentiment in the Hims House discord has hit an all-time low. Yes, $HIMS fell to $22/share back in April during peak tariff madness -- but that was a market-wide meltdown. This is different. Over the last 3 months, the broader market has surged, yet $HIMS is down ~20%. More importantly, investors have real concerns about the business itself: - Stagnant core business: slowing growth outside of GLP-1s - Credit card data pointing to a Q3 revenue miss: would be the second in a row after years of nothing but beats - Leadership questions: COO Nader Kabbani shifting to an "advisory role" - Weird TRT rollout: many customers confused / dissatisfied - Over-reliance on GLP-1s Until these questions are addressed and remedied, the overhang on the stock will continue.















