I am a public markets investor and analyst with a strong interest in deep value stocks, special situations, and event-driven opportunities. My focus is on finding companies where the market may be missing something important, whether because of temporary pressure, poor sentiment, corporate change, balance sheet issues, or a potential catalyst that could unlock value.I am especially interested in deep value investing, and where appropriate, I also look at situations where activist involvement could help improve governance, capital allocation, or shareholder returns. My approach is research-driven and practical. I try to understand the business, the valuation, the risks, and the possible path for value creation before forming a view.Alongside individual stocks, I also follow broader market themes, including geopolitics, geoeconomics, global macro trends, and how these forces affect equities, currencies, commodities, and investor behaviour. I am also interested in ETF-based investing and the potential launch of ETFs focused on major long-term themes, especially artificial intelligence and AI-related stocks.On Seeking Alpha, I plan to write about deep value ideas, special situations, activist-style opportunities, macro themes, ETF strategy, and selected investment opportunities where I believe there is a clear risk-reward case. My goal is to share thoughtful, easy-to-understand research with other investors and to take part in useful discussions that can help improve investment thinking.I hold a Master’s degree in Corporate Finance from Henley Business School and a Master’s degree in Business Management from Queen’s Business School. I have also worked at two different hedge funds and at a wealth management firm that partnered with St. James’s Place, which gave me valuable insight into how institutional investors, portfolio managers, and wealth management businesses operate in practice. In addition, I have written several books on finance and investing, including books on SPACs, SPARCs, portfolio management, IPO investing, and hedge fund strategies.My motivation for writing is simple: I enjoy studying markets, testing ideas, and explaining investment opportunities in a clear way. I believe that good investing requires patience, independent thinking, and the willingness to look where others may not be paying attention.
