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Quoted on company leadership changes, the Carvana short thesis and the outlook for the U.S. housing market.
The LongVol Report turns a wide field of market data, company developments and potential catalysts into a concise research view—so investors can understand what matters without spending their entire week finding it.
The LongVol Report was created in 2020, originally as a PDF report built to reduce the time required to follow companies, identify important changes and prepare for the week ahead.
It organized market data, company developments and catalysts—and then delivered a concise view of what changed, why it mattered and what needed to happen next.
Today, it has evolved into the LongVol Terminal: a continuously monitored research platform with an updated Research List, radars, thesis changes and execution notes delivered every Sunday.
Execution notes and the next proof point are ready.
Daniel X. Bustamante began his career on a futures desk before moving into equity research and portfolio management at a long/short hedge fund. In 2020, he turned the research system he used to save time and stay focused into The LongVol Report.
In 2022, Daniel was the first on Wall Street to call Carvana a short at $150—and then a long below $5.
Daniel and his team provide their take on each idea, followed by clear and concise execution notes on the price action to help members with market timing.
Daniel’s market and company research has been featured across national financial media.
Quoted on company leadership changes, the Carvana short thesis and the outlook for the U.S. housing market.
Appeared on air to discuss D.R. Horton’s rent-to-own strategy, capital allocation and the housing cycle.
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