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Restructuring charges are supposed to be non-recurring. When they recur year after year, they stop being noise and start telling you something important about the business.

The classic S&P 500 index-inclusion pop has faded, but a smaller, structural edge remains. Here's how to identify the setups where it still pays.

EPS is an accountant's number. Free cash flow is what actually compounds. Here's how to find the FCF figure that survives buybacks, leases, and stock-based comp.

SEC rules force companies to name customers above 10% of revenue. Here's how to use that disclosure to size cyclical and single-point-of-failure risk in your holdings.

A practical framework for sum-of-the-parts analysis: how to size a conglomerate discount, separate real mispricings from structural ones, and avoid value traps.

A practical framework for placing semiconductors in the cycle using three signals — book-to-bill, lead times, and distributor inventory — and what each really tells you.