On this episode we talk about two Speedwell Memos. The first memo is titled "Priced to Outperform Perfection: The Home Depot Circa 1999" and covers how to think about valuation and what is priced into a stock. 

The second memo is If the Model Doesn't Work, Don't Fix It: A Look at Traditional Apparel Retailers, Zara, and Shein and covers the business operations of three different retail models. 

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Show Notes

(0:00) Intro

(0:45) First Memo on What was Priced into Home Depot's Valuation circa 1999

(22:07) Second Memo on Traditional Retailers, Zara, and Shein

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