Bjorn Ng
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Bjorn Ng
@bjornng
Long term fundamentals + options investor. Documenting my journey, lessons, and thought process through a decade of investing.



Honestly... I don't even know at this point? 0 to 155,000+ followers, 10,000 subscribers... in under a year. 900%+ year to date... Off 13+ individual stocks from $AAOI to $LITE hitting triple digits returns in 4 months. Call me aura farming Serenity Jin-woo (last post about this topic i swear, 10,000 just looks cool). Jokes aside, thanks everyone for this opportunity. I genuinely want to make a difference to the retail community. Getting tired of institutions shafting retail or seeing $2000+ paywalls so hope to bridge the gap in information discovery/synthesis.





Feels like people aren't articulating the bull case for $HIMS correctly: Here's my view. The main moat of $HIMS is network capture of retail audiences. And the bull case is latent revenue monetization. $HOOD achieved that same effect in fintech over 2025. $META (fully grown) achieved that same effect in the social media sector over the past decade. $HIMS is now at the starting point in 2026. But given millions of new users across the globe (Europe, Australia, Japan, Canada) from Zava + Eucalyptus: $HIMS now has that one-of-a-kind retail audience capture in the healthcare sector. However, the difference between ~$70B companies in Robinhood and $1.6T giants in $META is that: They've already successfully monetized their retail audiences both through margin optimization, and new revenue streams. And very aggressively. $HIMS has not yet. Robinhood did so by pushing new products from banking/credit cards/prediction markets/etc. And they are all now independently generating $100m+ each as new revenue streams. $META did so by capturing the maximum amount of revenue per user after acquiring WhatsApp/Instagram. However, $HIMS has not gotten the chance to yet in the same way they did with the US (eg. Testosterone). Especially partially due to former lawsuits. Now that's cleared up, the bull case can be seen again: Instead of modeling what revenue Zava/Eucalyptus traditionally brought, the important thing to look at is retail network capture through # of people. As this is biggest source of latent revenue + revenue projection beats not priced in. Now, the billion dollar question is: Will $HIMS end up like $HOOD? $HIMS now has the one of the largest retail networks + distribution for healthcare. However, cross-selling seems much harder in healthcare vs. fintech or social media channels. The answer whether it ends up a $30B company or a $5B one is up for management to figure out. So for people on the sideline, it might be worth flipping long again in the off-chance $HIMS manages to figure out latent revenue expansion from their new global userbase. The ~40%+ short interest and the new $NVO partnership serves as a huge bonus as well.






Very strong earnings report from $TMDX Q4 revs of $160.8M, up +32% YoY Q4 eps of $0.63 (basic), up +231% YoY Q4 eps of $0.53 (diluted), up +179% YoY 2025 revs of $605.5M, up +37% YoY 2025 net income of $107.5M, up +203% YoY $TMDX gave CY2026 revenue guidance of $727-757M which implies 20-25% YoY growth or 22.5% at the midpoint. Keep in mind, 12 months ago when $TMDX gave their initial CY2025 guidance they started at 22.5% (midpoint) yet they ended up doing 37%. I don't know if $TMDX can do 37% revenue growth again in CY2026 but I'm very confident they'll do at least 30-35%. Anyone that's followed this company the past few years would understand this because Waleed always sandbags guidance. If he's starting at 20-25% then it means $TMDX can get to 30-35%. Assuming $TMDX does 32.5% revenue growth this year, it would put CY2026 revenues at $802.3M which means $TMDX is currently trading at 5.7x NTM revs and 22x NTM ebitda. $TMDX is 30-40% undervalued when you consider their fundamentals, margin expansion, international growth opportunities (Europe & Asia-Pacific), their NOP network and their IP portfolio for OCS including nextgen OCS 2.0 machines (currently in trials). NFA. DYOR. *I own $TMDX personally and so does @FirstWaveFund












