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Value investor John Rotonti Jr on Industrials, Infrastructure, and the Inversion | S07 E09 – The Acquirers Podcast

Value investor John Rotonti Jr on Industrials, Infrastructure, and the Inversion | S07 E09

Date: 3/10/2025Podcast: The Acquirers PodcastThe Acquirers Podcast↗

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Bullish and bearish opinions expressed in this episode, paired with supporting transcript quotes. The quote confirms what was said—not whether the opinion is correct.

Bullish

HOMEBUILDERS— Bullish on homebuilders due to an extended housing market cycle, supply constraints, and demographic trends. John owns positions in multiple homebuilders as part of a basket approach.
CASH— John expresses comfort with holding a significant cash position in the current market environment.
TECH— Bullish on mega-cap tech companies due to consistent year-over-year increases in hyperscale CapEx spending, which supports the data center supply chain.

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SPECULATION— Bearish on highly speculative areas of the market, including zero DTE options and crypto, due to excessive gambling behavior.

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