I'm Bruce, a deep value investor. Buying what most investors don't like across global public markets.

Joined April 2026
An overused Berkshire Hathaway analogy, or a worthy description? This one now up:
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Maybe I'm just an idiot but I find the new stock chart style on yahoo just a bit unclear
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We’re up nearly 30% since publication. This month’s results “ahead of expectations”. Hopefully a long runway ahead. tangiblebruce.substack.com/p…
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A net-net I wrote up recently has a business segment growing within that could transform the company. This got me thinking: what's the most interesting business you've found hiding inside a mediocre one?
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Final plug on this week's article Buy the assets at a net-net discount. Get the possibility of a revived software business thrown in.
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My Friday morning. Intrigued for this one. $HHH
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Price to Tangible Bruce retweeted
A software business below net current assets, that's been taken out the outback (pun intended) and left for dead by the market. My latest piece from earlier this week:
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A return to profitability, significant cash in the bank (that exceeds the market cap) and another uplift on their property values. I have re-assessed the upside and my confidence has grown. substack.com/@tangiblebruce/…
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A software business below net current assets, that's been taken out the outback (pun intended) and left for dead by the market. My latest piece from earlier this week:
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Price to Tangible Bruce retweeted
UK 10-year yield briefly hit 5.4%. US aren't far behind. I'd argue 5%+ is a psychological threshold for investors over 40: a decent return starts to look better than equity volatility for many.
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Price to Tangible Bruce retweeted
A debt-free net-net trading for less than its cash and receivables - with a potentially massive upside.
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A debt-free net-net trading for less than its cash and receivables - with a potentially massive upside.
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I generally agree with this first sentence If you pay 30x for something growing 3%, you have overpaid. Many nuances of course, but go pay 40x for Walmart at your own risk..
Replying to @Invesquotes
the multiple absolutely says if you overpaid. These are different mistakes, if I was wrong about the future of the business, it was that the business was permanently impaired/crippled, not overpaying. It's as wrong of course because what matters is losses. Different kind of wrong.
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UK 10-year yield briefly hit 5.4%. US aren't far behind. I'd argue 5%+ is a psychological threshold for investors over 40: a decent return starts to look better than equity volatility for many.
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Price to Tangible Bruce retweeted
Another fantastic book. Chapter 1 on Buffett - perhaps the best primer on Buffett ever written?
Moving offices and stumbling across old books. Loved this one - I remember finishing it convinced I'd basically become Jamie Dimon.
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Price to Tangible Bruce retweeted
$45m in cash. A $51.5m market cap. And a business that's still generating cash while everyone assumes it's dying. My latest piece just out. Link below:
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$45m in cash. A $51.5m market cap. And a business that's still generating cash while everyone assumes it's dying. My latest piece just out. Link below:
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Another fantastic book. Chapter 1 on Buffett - perhaps the best primer on Buffett ever written?
Moving offices and stumbling across old books. Loved this one - I remember finishing it convinced I'd basically become Jamie Dimon.
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Price to Tangible Bruce retweeted
Resharing this before my new article comes out tomorrow. My money is where my mouth is with this one. Sure, it's not perfect; but a net-net with cash 155% of market cap doesn't have to be..
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Resharing this before my new article comes out tomorrow. My money is where my mouth is with this one. Sure, it's not perfect; but a net-net with cash 155% of market cap doesn't have to be..
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