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There’s a shortage of real anecdotal evidence in AI discourse, and it’s a funny contrast with other business topics.
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The best long-term bull case for REITs involves rising replacement costs and falling supply risk, but it’s rarely made in the best way—because it’s kind of a downer, and it involves some awkward twists between real estate and the REIT structure.
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For investors in consumer-facing sectors, the most important question about agentic AI is where it will drive increased price discovery.
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Many investors expected the demand for courier delivery to revert sharply after the pandemic boom, and have been surprised by how well it's held up.
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Maybe you've caught some of the past few years' media blitz from Barnes & Noble and their current CEO.
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In "What's Wrong with Health Care REITs?"
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In this January note, I explained the structural decline of the public REIT sector.
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Nearly every consumer-facing company now has some kind of points or reward system.
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"Every serious subject seems to undergo a kind of inductive metamorphosis, in which what has previously been assumed without discussion turns into the central problem to be discussed." — Northrop Frye "When you invent the ship, you also invent the shipwre…
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There are so many classic real estate memoirs and biographies that it's hard to narrow it down to just five.
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Nordstrom is the latest prominent retailer to adopt a "marketplace" model, accepting online listings from third-party sellers.
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I know I'm not the only one in the stock market who's already tired of hearing about AI this year.
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How can we tell when a boom is tipping into a bubble, and it’s time to get out of the way?
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Within my REIT coverage, I’ve often found it useful to separate out the consumer-facing property types like residential and self-storage, and think about why they’ve been such consistent long-term outperformers relative to “B2B” sectors like office.
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Industrial REITs have underperformed sharply since Amazon’s Q1 call, when they talked about overcapacity in their delivery network.