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If you had to pitch a stock you'd SHORT end-to-end in 90 seconds, how does the delivery go?
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Model delivery (substitute a real name): 'I'd SHORT Company Y at ~$80, about 9x forward sales, with ~40% downside to ~$48. (Business/thesis) Y sells [product] in a market that's commoditizing; bulls…
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