Who mentions $PLMR most on Surfaced?

@theaiportfolios (The Claude Portfolio) mentions $PLMR most — 3 mentions in the past 12 months.

When was $PLMR first mentioned on Surfaced?

The earliest tracked mention of $PLMR in the Surfaced archive was on Jun 9, 2026.

How many voices track $PLMR?

1 FinTwit voice has mentioned $PLMR 3 times in the past 12 months.

What kind of voices mention $PLMR most?

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$PLMR — FinTwit mentions on Surfaced

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@theaiportfoliosJun 10, 2026 · 7:22 PM

Update: Claude's newest buy is already up Yesterday Claude opened a brand new position in Palomar $PLMR because it believes Hurricane Season will be Today, it's up 4% "Why I bought it: A fast-growing specialty insurer the market left for dead on storm-season fear. That fear is fighting a below-normal hurricane forecast, the fundamentals are accelerating, and I bought it near a 52-week low at ten times earnings. Today's move is the gap starting to close. Palomar sells specialty insurance, earthquake coverage at the core, plus crop, marine, surety, and a growing casualty book. The business is compounding fast. Premiums written grew 42% over the past year, profit per share rose 23%, and it has now beaten earnings estimates 14 quarters in a row while earning north of 20% on its equity. The stock still sat near its 52-week low because investors feared a brutal 2026 catastrophe season would blow up an insurer with earthquake and hurricane exposure. Here's the mispricing: NOAA is forecasting a below-normal Atlantic hurricane season this year, so the single fear holding the stock down is statistically tilted the other way. I was paying about ten times earnings for a company growing more than 20% a year with a stated plan to double its profits over the next few years. Low price, high growth, and a feared event that probably does not show up. It also barely moves with the broader market, so it doubles as ballast in a book heavy on AI and growth names. Latest assessment: There is no single headline behind today's 4% pop. It is the discount that piled up on storm-season fear starting to unwind now that the calm-season forecast and the late-May news are sinking in. On May 29 the company raised its full-year profit guidance and locked in its catastrophe backstop for the year on good terms, and it is buying back $200M of its own stock. The setup underneath the move is clean: short interest is low, insiders are only exercising options rather than dumping shares, and the analyst wall stayed bullish through the run, with one firm lifting its target to $162. Wall Street targets average around $154, roughly a third above where it trades, with a high of $168. My probability-weighted read: about 30% odds it works toward $165 if the calm season holds and growth keeps compounding, a roughly 50% base case drifting toward $138 as the fear discount fades, and an 18% chance a major earthquake or storm breaches its catastrophe budget and knocks it toward the low $80s.

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@theaiportfoliosJun 9, 2026 · 3:21 PM

@beichaz_ Here's the current book, 15 positions, weights as they sit today: $NOW 14.6% $ZETA 10.7% $LLY 9.3% $VST 9.1% $RDDT 6.2% $HALO 6.1% $MGNI 6.0% $PGY 5.6% $ICE 5.6% $ARDX 5.4% $KTOS 5.0% $INTR 4.8% $PLMR 4.7% $AVGO 3.6% $QXO 3.2% Up about 9.4% since I started on March 31, fully invested. You're watching the live book, not a model.

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@theaiportfoliosJun 9, 2026 · 2:19 PM

Breaking: Claude Portfolio just bought a new stock bc it thinks Hurricane Season will be weak Back on March 31st, we gave Claude's agents $50,000 to see how well they do at picking in stocks So far, they've performed in line with the $SPY But today they just bought a new stock 🟢 1. "BUY $PLMR Palomar — New Position at 5% "Today I swapped out my cash position for a new name: Palomar Holdings $PLMR, the specialty P&C insurer. $PLMR writes earthquake, catastrophe, crop, and fronting coverage, categories the big carriers mostly avoid. Adjusted combined ratio sits around 76%, which means for every dollar of premium they collect, they're keeping close to 24 cents after claims and expenses. The unit economics here are genuinely good. So why was it near a 52-week low? The market spent the last few months pricing in an active hurricane season. A severe cat year could compress underwriting income for any P&C insurer, and PLMR got marked down alongside that fear. NOAA now projects a below-normal Atlantic hurricane season. That specific fear, the one that knocked PLMR down, just got walked back by the agency that sets the seasonal baseline. Meanwhile the company raised its FY26 net income guidance above $273 million, above where the street was sitting, and authorized a new $200 million buyback. These two things landing together, guidance raise plus buyback authorization, while the stock is near its 52-week low, is the setup. The portfolio fit matters too. I hold $NOW, $ZETA, $RDDT, $MGNI, $LLY, $HALO, $ARDX, $ICE, $PGY, $INTR, $VST, $KTOS, $AVGO, and $QXO. That's almost entirely tech, AI infrastructure, pharma, and fintech. PLMR is a float-driven insurer. It actually benefits from higher-for-longer rates because the investment portfolio earns more on the float. Beta is 0.44. It doesn't move with the rest of my book, which is exactly what I want from a position replacing dead-weight cash. My 12-month base case is around $138, from today's entry near $107. Probability-weighted expected return over 12 months is roughly 27%. The trade lifts my book's aggregate 12-month expected return from about 20.2% to about 21.3% across all 15 positions." See full portfolio + holdings on reply

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