Moj pogled na slovenski nepremičninski trg & Equinox Nepremičnine

Moj pogled na slovenski nepremičninski trg & Equinox Nepremičnine

Delim svoj pogled na pričakovani donos slovenskega nepremičninskega trga, ki je verjetno eden glavnih temeljev za ustvarjanje premoženja / portfelja mnogih v slovenski FIRE skupnosti.

Menim, da rast cen nepremičnin v zadnjih ~50 letih (npr. podvojitev ljubljanskih cen zadnjih 10 let) ni "new normal". Gre predvsem za posledico več dejavnikov, ki so se poklopili hkrati: rast prebivalstva, urbanizacija, manjšanje povprečnega gospodinjstva, padec obrestnih mer, podaljševanje ročnosti kreditov in pa splošna financializacija nepremičninskega trga. Prepričan sem, da je večina teh zgodovinsko pozitivnih tailwind-ov cenam sedaj dosegla prelomno točko, kar mora upoštevati vsaka dolgoročna kalkulacija donosa. Sam pričakujem, da se bo (na dolgi rok) rast cen nepremičnin ustalila blizu inflacije.

Če pa se kljub temu odločiš, da v svojem portfelju želiš nepremičninski exposure, pa vprašanje ostaja kako jo doseči. Sam menim, da je v tem primeru nakup delnice Equinox relativno boljša naložba kot direktni nakup nepremičnine. Ob predpostavki, da bodo cene nepremičnin v prihodnje rasle zgolj z inflacijo (pri 2 % letno), vidim dolgoročni skupni pričakovani donos delnice Equinoxa pri okoli 8 % letno. Ta je sestavljen iz približno 2,4 % neto dividendne donosnosti, 2,5 % efektivne rasti NAV ter dodatnih približno 3,2 % rasti iz reinvestiranja zadržanega denarnega toka (FFO).

Na priloženi sliki tudi primerjava pričakovanega donosa med nakupom stanovanja brez kredita (Option A), nakupom stanovanja s kreditom (Option B) in nakupom delnice Equinox (Option C).

Not financial advice, just my view. Veselim se vaših mnenj in pogledov na to temo. Več podrobnosti o kalkulaciji in mojih asumpcijah pa je na voljo na mojem Substacku: https://open.substack.com/pub/illiquidalpha/p/equinox-nepremicnine-ljse-eqnx-a?r=2x95n3&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web&showWelcomeOnShare=true

u/ajkomajko — 3 days ago
▲ 140 r/redditstock+1 crossposts

I (30M) went all in in Reddit Stock

Everyone knows Software is down. It’s about picking the best ones. So it comes down to AppLovin and Reddit. Don’t ask me how. Just trust!

I’m not investing in a company called AppLovin. It’s already embarrassing talking about being a Reddit investor. What kinda name is AppLovin lmao.

They say invest in stuff you know and I know Reddit better than my Exes clitoris.

We got revenue growing at around 70% a year. With 90% gross margins. EPS growing in the triple digits. The PE is 50 and the forward PE is 35. This shit growing faster than it’s trailing PE!!

The PEG is the god indicator and it’s under .3!! For a company growing around 70%!! You retards probably don’t even know what the PEG is. It’s not about Pegging, sure that’s also amazing, no it’s Price to Earnings Growth! Anything under 1 is considered undervalued. This stock has a beta of 2 yet its PEG isn’t even half of 1. Well tbh that’s for TTM. For future it’s closer to 1 at 1.2, but we will soon go over how bad analyst are at projecting Reddit earnings. Later on.

Ok so you might ask what are the risks? Well pegging comes with a lot of risks but if you mean this stock then very little.

RISKS

Welllll if there’s a recession, then Reddit is screwed. They rely on Ads primarily to make money and companies cut ad budgets the first during recessions.

Management only guided for 44% revenue growth in Q2. I believe they are sandbagging. The previous 7 quarters they beat analysts, which already guide slightly higher than Management. In fact the average EPS beat is around 50%. Yes you read that correctly, avg eps beat is very high and the FWD PE is only 35.. which takes in analyst predictions, which they always easily beat…

The real risks are Google deprioritizing Reddit links. I believe this will not happen. We are in the age of AI now and Google already summarizes everything. Reddit constitutes the largest share of their citations. And people want human opinions most for some reason. If they stopped giving Reddit good citations then Reddit will stop letting Google access its website in the future.

So how does the future look?

ADS ADS ADS

I think Reddit will become a tier 1 ads player along with Google and meta. Google commands highest ad prices bcuz they serve you the perfect ads for what you are looking for. Meta knows you better than you know your wife’s clitoris. So they can target random perfect ads to you.

So why would basement dwelling redditors be as good as those customers? Well we possess both of those. Subreddits are niche communities. And they can be perfectly targeted for the exact type of products suited for those members. So for example, in the ford subreddit, any car marker who wants to target ford fans/customers can set up ads. Now that is a goldmine for said automaker. Chevy would love to advertise to these types of people. Consequently this applies to almost all niches yall regards are into. Hence like Facebook, except we are more authentic here than on Facebook. People aren’t going to talk about depression or hair loss or erectile disfunction on Facebook as they would here.

Ok so then why aren’t we already a tier 1 ads players? Why does Reddit have cheap prices for ads? That’s bcuz Reddit is still new in its monetization journey. Reddit was focused on the core product for most of its history. They intentionally grew slowly and let communities build before finally now monetization the platform.

Now Reddit is focusing on rapid user growth, engagement and advertiser teaching and adoption.
There are low number of advertisers on Reddit bcuz historically they didn’t know how to show us degens Ads. We would troll the fuck out of them if the Ad wasn’t suited for us. We would post harambe with massive dick pics in the comments etc. But Reddit has done a lot of work teaching and automating to make it easier for advertisers to make Ads tailored for reddit. Now the flywheel is set and the Ad world is learning the potential of high intent communities. Right as Google and meta ad prices are getting out of control. Reddit is 1/4 or Metas average revenue per user (ARPU). So even if user growth stalls (unlikely), we have many years of high growth for ARPU just to catch up.

Our low ad rates is bcuz less advertisers, they can set up expensive ads in popular subreddits or they can target the same user when he visits less popular subreddits. Number of advertisers is growing also really fast around 70% a year. And recently they just added Shopify integration. Shopify is promoting Reddit as an Alternative to tier 1 ad players but at a fraction of the cost.

OTHER RISKS

Reddit stopped reporting Logged in users. Essentially bcuz tbh US logged in growth stalled. But logged out users is still a massive number. Reddit has been working to bridge the advertising gap between the two. Visiting niche communities already sets intent. So logging in doesn’t matter all that much. And we have seen companies like Netflix, Apple stop reporting numbers and the stock did fine in the long term.

I believe we will keep growing in users, Reddits daily users are around 126M (Q1 report) growing in the low double digits. I believe people are more and more becoming lonely and need community. And Reddit is probably the best online social media for that. Facebook is trash let’s be honest, Instagram is good tho, TikTok is full of broke kids etc.

BONUS

Reddits side gig is selling its User data to LLMs. Currently the rate is $60M a year. Which is considered by pretty much everyone and their mother to be a steal.
The renewals will come up in early 2027 and are expected to be a few times that amount at the minimum. Now why would they renew if they already mined all the data? Well without constant fresh human data, LLMs would start stagnating in relevant info over time. The internet is starting to shut its doors to bots as well. If LLMs don’t get fresh human data and keep getting bot data, then that leads to so called Model Collapse. Reddit is the perfect website for LLMs, it’s all human data now, with thoughtful responses, pre sorted by humans. And moderated by humans. Nothing like it exists.

Well not entirely, competition does exist. Hence the software sell off. But it takes years/decades to build up communities, hence they all die pretty quickly. Not even worth mentioning them.

TLDR: growing faster than PE. Just getting started with monetization. Data deals coming up for renewal with massive price increases.

POSITIONS: 1278 shares, 10 $200 strike calls expiring 6/16/28, 5 $200 strike calls expiring 8/21/26 (gamble trade)

Positions proof: https://imgur.com/a/VUeJnu9

I don’t have a set price target, just know we are very undervalued with little risk. I would say Reddits Fair PE would be at least twice what it is right now. So double the stock price, considering the growth. But with data deals set to increase in value, I would say 3x current stock price is a reasonable target. So $500 by year end.

#RDDT #NotRelationshipAdvice

u/SlackBytes — 7 days ago
▲ 7 r/bugs+1 crossposts

Zanzibar Travel Itinerary Opinion

Will be heading to Zanzibar in 2 weeks with my fiancee / wife for honeymoon (arriving June 17th late evening, flying out 27th early morning). Below my current itinerary, would be keen to hear the comments.

Generally, we are quite active travellers. We especially hate very "american" style vacations, where you just sit at an isolated resort for 7 days (and most of our hotels are all-inclusive, so we we will have this partially anyway). Furthermore, from our previous travels, we never particularly like the very touristic places, prefering more local vibe towns. Not that we have the crowds, but we hate the lack of local vibe such places have. Hence, we are thinking of spending only a few days north (Nungwi / Kendwa), but instead visit also the south (Kizimkazi Mkunguni) and east (Michamvi Kae). The plan is to rent a car from 19-26th.

Day 0 (17th): arrive to Stone town (arriving from 7-day Safari on mainland)
Day 1 (18th): Stone Town, just walking around / city tour
Day 2 (19th): Rent a car and drive Kizimkazi Mkunguni. Fishing villages in the evening
Day 3 (20th): Mtende Beach during the day
Day 4 (21st): Drive north, do a spice tour on the way up. Arrive to Nungwi in the eve
Day 5 (22nd): Mneba island tour (or similar?)
Day 6 (23rd): Nungwi / Kendwa, just chill & some light sightseeing
Day 7 (24th): Drive to Michamvi Kae, if time / energy do Maalum cave on the way
Day 8 (25th): Michamvi Kae, just chilling
Day 9 (26th): Michamvi Kae, just chilling. Drive to airport in the evening
Day 10 (27th): fly out on 3am flight

Any recommendations / improvements? Is it too packed? How is the vibe really up north, and is the south and Michamvi Kae worth it? Thanks!

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u/ajkomajko — 1 month ago

Produt improvement suggestion: "feed split" feature

Historically, I've used Reddit primarily as a research tool, mainly for following stock / investing subreddits. But over the past year, my feed has gotten increasingly infested with entertainment content (r/mildlyinfuriating and the like). I ofc still enjoy that stuff - hence why its being shown to me - but it's Instagram-like scrolling, and it's crowding out the real reason I come here.

I've already had the same problem on youtube - I am using it primarily for educational videos, but I also listen to music on it. But, since passive music listening ultimately racks up so much more minutes of watch time, my youtube feed then became just music recommendations. Anyway, I solved this by having two separate yt accounts, one purely for music and one purely for educational videos, and I switch between them so the recommendations don't contaminate each other. It works, but switching between accounts is very clunky.

What I'd love on Reddit: multiple feed personas within a single account. For me, that would be one "smart" feed (stock / research, educational subs) and one "entertainment" feed, each with its own algorithm and subscriptions, and a quick toggle to switch between them. Keep the recommendation signals fully separated so each feed stays pure. This would be especially helpful while I'm travelling and have limited data, hence want to open reddit just for stock updates, not getting bombarded with entertainement videos sucking up my data plan.

I would also note that in the past, after scrolling 15min on Reddit I never had the "guilty" feeling - like I would with instagram - that I had just wasted 15min of the day; I was reading "smart" content, getting smarter. But nowadays, after 15 minutes on Reddit I increasingly feel like I just scrolled Instagram and got dumber. To this end, I am starting to think of putting a limit to my app usage in iOS. A feed split would fix that completely.

I get it that the entertainment and video push is intended to drive engagement, and its working also on me, but it really is changing the app a bit too much towards IG perhaps, to the extent I am starting to thinking about throttling back my usage (if I want funny stuff why not just go on insta, it's 100x better at that anyway). On the other hand I do believe it would be only the power users who would actually utilise this feature, so not sure that so much overall engagement would be lost.

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u/ajkomajko — 1 month ago
▲ 163 r/redditstock+1 crossposts

Quick update following Q1 and ahead of Q2 earnings:

EPS: Q1 2026 EPS came in at USD 1.01. Consensus was USD 0.62. Consensus for Q1 2027 is USD 0.98 - so Reddit just posted a number above what the analysts expect 12 months out, in a quarter with no one-offs. 2026 net income consensus has been revised from USD 871m to USD 1,014m in the past 3 days, but it's still mispriced.

The biggest flaw in consensus: margins. Q1 2026 incremental net income margin was 65.7%, up from 45.5% in Q2 2025. Tax-adjusted floor is around 50% once NOLs run out. Analysts have net income margin stagnating at ~30% - basically at current level - and incremental margin compressing to 35.8% by 2028. Hard to see why - the platform is built, gross margin is 91%, moderators are free labour, Q1 capex was USD 1m. There's no mechanical reason margins compress as revenue scales.

Catalysts: the Anthropic ruling found Reddit's claims "qualitatively different from a copyright claim" - fair use isn't a defense to a Terms of Service breach. Settlement plus licensing deal looks probable ahead of Anthropic's IPO, and it sets precedent for the pending Perplexity suit and the Google/OpenAI renewals in H1 2027. S&P 500 inclusion criteria still met. The US DAUq stagnation scare is probably ending - install pop-ups have pushed iOS App Store rank from #162 to #78 in the US over the past 2 weeks (UK #180 to #85, DE #194 to #144).

Worth noting Q2 2026 is the last quarter Reddit reports the logged-in/logged-out DAUq split. Convenient timing to surprise on the metric just before discontinuing it. In any case the split is irrelevant as per my previous posts.

As you can imagine - I'm very long Reddit. Check my previous posts for more detailed DD.

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u/ajkomajko — 2 months ago