BWS Financial Inc

BWS provides independent stock specific research focused on companies with distinct value that are going through a special situation where there is a tangible catalyst not priced in. The catalyst can be anything from new product, restructuring, M&A, management change, change in business strategy, etc. BWS’s focus is to understand the change and evaluate the potential return for investors.

BWS utilizes a self formed proprietary approach in discovering stocks by putting great emphasis on deep research. BWS does generate short recommendations following a similar criteria.

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Founder, BWS Financial Inc

Hamed Khorsand

Founder

Equity Bottom-Up

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Howard Hughes Corp. (HHC) has started deliveries of apartments of its ‘A’ali’i tower in master planned community (“MPC”), Ward Village, setting up for a large revenue and profit fourth quarter. The third quarter is expected to show revivals in the economy helping lift hospitality and retailer revenue.</li></ul> <ul type="disc"><li>Investors might be overly worried on slivers of the business than the entire pie. Over the course of the next few quarters, HHC’s businesses returning to pre-COVID-19 levels should result in higher funds from operation.</li></ul> <ul type="disc"><li>On October 6, 2021, HHC announced the opening of the ‘A’ali’I, the fifth tower in Honolulu’s Ward Village. The 750-unit building was 87.1 percent sold at the end of the second quarter. HHC recognizes the full sale of each unit upon delivery. Accordingly, HHC has the potential recognize approximately $450 million in revenue, at midpoint, for the square footage already sold.</li></ul>


Howard Hughes Corp. (HHC) has started deliveries of apartments of its ‘A’ali’i tower in master planned community (“MPC”), Ward Village, setting up for a large revenue and profit fourth quarter. The third quarter is expected to show revivals in the economy helping lift hospitality and retailer revenue. Investors might be overly worried on slivers of the business than the entire pie. Over the course of the next few quarters, HHC’s businesses returning to pre-COVID-19 levels should result in higher funds from operation. On October 6, 2021, HHC announced the opening of the ‘A’ali’I, the fifth tower in Honolulu’s Ward Village. The 750-unit building was 87.1 percent sold at the end of the second quarter. HHC recognizes the full sale of each unit upon delivery. Accordingly, HHC has the potential recognize approximately $450 million in revenue, at midpoint, for the square footage already sold.

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HHC: Build and Deliver