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41 Stock Pitches (2nd-8th November) 🟢

Latest stock pitches from fund managers and stock picking newsletters. Find your next idea >

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Nov 09, 2026
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#144 - Jack Pailing (Colebrooke Partners) 📗

#143 - Orlando Muyshondt (Elena Partners) 📗

#142 - Christian Putz (ARR Investment Partners) 📗

#141 - Dylan Marrello (Marrello Capital) 📗

#140 - Dean and Deiya (Pernas Capital) 📗

#139 - Sébastien Lagarde (Alphajet Europe Microcap Fund) 📗

BEST IDEA AWARD FOR THIS ISSUE 🏆

Calvin Blissett on Blue Dolphin Energy 🇺🇸

A tiny Texas refinery printing money in a diesel shortage.

The bull case in one paragraph. At $8.40, Blue Dolphin trades at roughly 1.3x earnings if today’s diesel market merely holds. The math is short. 

The company earned $2.18 a share in the first half of 2026. On my numbers it earns about $1.75 in Q3 and $1.55 in Q4. That’s a run-rate of about $6.60 a share a year against an $8.40 stock. Even on the full year I get about $5.50 a share, or 1.5x. 

By December the company should be sitting on roughly $2.50 a share of net cash. Take that out and you’re paying about $5.90 for $6.60 of annual earning power. 

That’s under 1x. The whole company is worth about $125 million, and I think it does about $111 million of EBITDA this year.

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