DVLT $2B HELMEX Mystery: Is the Address Really the Red Flag?
A beginner-friendly, fact-based DVLT brief on HELMEX, the UK address controversy, the non-binding $2B term sheet, the $25M payment, dilution, and board rights.
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CAT: Caterpillar's moat is the dealer network, but the cycle still matters
Caterpillar reported FY2025 revenue of $67.6 billion, FY2025 operating income of $11.2 billion and Q1 2026 revenue of $17.4 billion. The thesis is dealer-network strength, margin durability and cash generation through an industrial cycle.
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