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My portfolio is highly concentrated, with 40% in Old Dominion Freight Line, Texas Pacific Land, and LandBridge, reflecting high-conviction investing. ODFL offers unique LTL logistics, a pristine balance sheet, and real estate advantages, while TPL and LB provide exposure to Permian water, surface rights, and emerging AI data center trends. Both TPL and LB are shifting from traditional energy royalties to secular growth in water management and potential multi-decade data center cash flows, though execution risk remains.
LandBridge Company LLC delivers exceptional margin and growth via its unique land-licensing model in the Permian Basin. Q2 results highlight 41% revenue and EBITDA growth, with EBITDA margins near 90% and robust free cash flow. LB is pursuing data center and power generation projects, including a 2 GW PowerBridge agreement, but revenue realization remains uncertain.
On Aug. 21, 2026, Murray Stahl (Trades, Portfolio), through Horizon Kinetics, increased the firm's position in RENN Fund Inc (NYSE: RCG) by 756 shares at a price
On Aug. 19, 2026, Murray Stahl (Trades, Portfolio), through Horizon Kinetics, increased the firm's position in RENN Fund Inc (NYSE: RCG) by 756 shares at a trade
On Aug. 18, 2026, Murray Stahl (Trades, Portfolio), through Horizon Kinetics, increased the firm's position in RENN Fund Inc (NYSE: RCG, Financial) by 756 shares
Shares of Laurentian Bank of Canada (TSE: LB - Get Free Report) crossed above its 200-day moving average during trading on Thursday. The stock has a 200-day moving average of C$40.25 and traded as high as C$40.40. Laurentian Bank of Canada shares last traded at C$40.40, with a volume of 81,347 shares traded. Wall Street
On Aug. 10, 2026, Murray Stahl (Trades, Portfolio), through Horizon Kinetics, increased the firm's position in RENN Fund Inc (NYSE: RCG) by 756 shares at a price
LandBridge is my largest holding, driven by its unique Permian Basin land portfolio and strategic positioning for data center and produced water growth. LB's latest quarter confirmed real progress: seven counterparties are in late-stage negotiations for over 10 GW of power/data center projects, with revenue expected before the end of next year. Produced water remains a robust growth engine, with sequential disposal volumes up 15% and pricing expected to reach $0.15 per barrel, supporting EBITDA growth to $360M by 2029.