To The Moon

Lei Jun just did what every retail investor daydreams about: he bought the dip publicly, decisively, and with eight figures of conviction.

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A company minting money at Ferrari speed while being priced as if it’s due for retirement. $Tencent Holding Ltd.(TCEHY)$ continues to present one of the most entertaining mismatches between perception and reality in global tech. The market clings to a narrative of a fatigued Chinese conglomerate, yet the numbers depict a company in full command of its cash engine and quietly reorienting itself toward higher-margin, lower-regulation business lines. This isn’t a repair job. It’s a deliberate strategic shift carried out by a business that was already functioning beautifully. A giant quietly reshaping itself beneath the market’s gaze Valuation, Cash Flow, and the Persistent Mispricing Problem The latest million-share buyback on 26 November adds anoth

From Pandemic Pin-Up to Profit Powerhouse Zoom just reported 196% earnings growth on 4.4% revenue growth—and the market barely blinked. Only in tech could a company multiply its profits almost threefold and still be treated like yesterday’s novelty item. But beneath the market’s aloof shrug lies one of the most dramatic and, dare I say, underrated corporate evolutions of the post-pandemic era. Reinvention begins quietly, then reshapes everything beneath the surface Rather than chasing its former hyper-growth identity, $Zoom(ZM)$ has reimagined itself as something more stable, more efficient, and frankly more investable. The top line may now grow at a leisurely 4.4%, yet the company has become a masterclass in translating incremental revenue into out