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John Huber Appointed to Project Worthmore’s Board of Directors

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By John Huber
| Brownstein Podcast Series
John Huber, chief financial officer at Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck, has been appointed to the board of directors of Project Worthmore, a nonprofit organization that provides programs to foster community and self-sufficiency and enhance quality of life for refugees in the Denver area. Huber will help guide the organization through a period of growth and change, bringing his financial expertise to Project Worthmore as a member of the board’s finance committee.
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AI Fear Trade, Emotional Markets, Avoiding Value Traps, and Current Opportunities

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By John Huber
| Base Hit Investing
This post is going to be more of a looseleaf collection of a few different topics I’m thinking about and ideas I’m working on. I plan to flesh these out in more detail over time, but I wanted to share some of these thoughts from the investment journal. My last post had some thoughts on AI and the general market (plus Tickle Me Elmo’s excess inventory issues).
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Contrarian Low-Cost Producer at a 15% FCF Yield + Excess Real Estate

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By John Huber
| Base Hit Investing
Today’s discussion: 60% market share in its geography with natural barriers to competition Trades at a 15% FCF yield (6.8x FCF) with a healthy balance sheet Company uses FCF to buy back shares Growth prospects from a major new piece of legislation that is set to take begin on 1/1/26 Major cost advantages thanks to its market share and its owned assets Valuable excess real estate, among other owned assets Call option on the growth of additional revenue streams In the last post, I outlined why...
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