PERSON DIRECTORY
Andrew Walker
Host of Yet Another Value Podcast. Andrew Walker appears in 145 indexed conversations across Yet Another Value Podcast. This directory brings every appearance, source, TL;DR, digest, and transcript into one searchable feed.
$HIMS: Paul Cerro wouldn't trust the CEO to walk his dog. He's still long. Why? | Cedar Grove
Cerro’s HIMS thesis shifts attention from peptide launches to the data and labs layer: subscriber counts have “barely grown” for three quarters, making retention the lever for LTV and payback.The August 10 print will test Eucalyptus-driven revenue upside against lower EBITDA guidance, the first full Novo Nordisk partnership quarter, and execution by management Cerro says he does not trust.
Adam May on $ABVX's blowout data and subsequent stock crash
Maintenance data beat modeled scenarios, with clinical-remission deltas of 40% at 50mg and 39% at 25mg, versus Rinvoq’s 18% endoscopic remission.After seven cancers drove the stock below $100, May cites a pooled 0.59 rate versus 0.5 background, while Part 2’s 500–600 patients due before June ends may clarify safety; mid-2027 Crohn’s data and label risk remain catalysts.
$STVN: are oral GLP-1s really a death blow? | Aurelian Research's Leo Trudel
Stevanato’s roughly 50% drawdown on oral GLP-1 fears contrasts with high-value solutions nearing half of revenue.Those solutions are growing 15-18% at roughly twice the gross margin of the rest, supporting a mix-shift case.Trudel says oral GLP-1s are about half as effective as injectables and models 18.6% EBITDA CAGR, while Walker flags non-take-or-pay capacity risk and ongoing headline sensitivity.
Theravance's strategic review with Andy Summers $TBPH
Theravance’s accelerated strategic review follows a Phase 3 failure and is read by holders as a potential sale.Yupelri grew 12% to $260M, appears patent-protected to 2039, with zero R&D and sharply lower OpEx.Summers assigns a 90% chance of a deal before May 7–8 earnings, but generic timing and no-sale downside remain risks.
Adam May on investing in biotech $NKTR $ABVX
Adam May pairs trial-outcome forecasting with a reason consensus is wrong, using Abivax’s maintenance-enrollment math and Nektar’s forensic reconstruction of Lilly’s rezpeg analysis to identify mispriced biotech data.Nektar’s durable response, four-times-yearly dosing and an OX40 vacuum support its asymmetric setup, while Abivax’s phase-three, hard-to-copy mechanism makes a potential buyout thesis; June maintenance data are the key catalyst, with May watching a 20–30% delta.
Investing in Biotech with Verdad Capital
Andrew WalkerDan RasmussenGreg Obenshain
Verdad’s systematic biotech strategy challenges traditional screens by targeting a sector representing 25% of the Russell 2000 and showing the market’s lowest correlation.Among 70 specialist funds, consensus ownership relative to total fund ownership outperforms lone-wolf ideas, while spend-based value is an even stronger return driver; diversified shorts may reduce volatility drag, but 13F lag and PIPE ownership data remain risks.
Lake Cornelia Capital's Judd Arnold on $TOI and a bunch of other stuff
Judd Arnold’s process now favors liquid inflections where small “junior varsity positions” can become large once “people will care,” rather than merely cheap, illiquid stocks.His $TOI thesis is that capitated oncology can redirect prescribing toward lower-cost regimens, with Florida contracts at roughly $35 PMPM versus $3 in California, but clinician control, reimbursement capture, and the post-SPAC SG&A blowout remain execution risks.
Midyear 2025 podcast ideas updates
Sage’s $8.50-per-share Supernus deal implies enterprise value below $200 million, potentially inviting a Biogen topping bid within one to two weeks.Keros returned $375 million against $720 million of first-quarter cash, while shareholder pressure may drive further distributions and cost cuts.American Place is outperforming Chamonix; refinancing without equity dilution remains Full House’s catalyst amid construction, overruns, and casino ramp-up risks.
Random Ramblings May 2025
Markets recovered from the roughly 10% “Liberation Day” drop, but delayed plants, stores, deals, and capital spending leave tariff policy and recession risk unresolved.AI may commoditize quantitative work and 10-K comparison, making judgment and real-time management assessment scarcer despite meetings that expose investors to elite salesmanship.Biotech optionality can vanish after 50% clinical odds, time discounting, trial costs, and roughly $50 million annual overhead when incentives favor continued spending.
Random Ramblings April 2025
KROS’s review lifted shares from roughly $10 to $12, yet they remain near 60% of Walker’s estimated $16-$18 net cash per share, plus Takeda royalties.Across pre-commercial biotech, liquidation or rationalization may unlock severely discounted cash, while fixed stock compensation can reach 15% annual dilution after a collapse, making governance and capital discipline key catalysts.









