Dynamo Letters2025-06-24T09:05:57-03:00

In addition to our usual communication channels with our fund’s unitholders, we have been writing — since the inception of Dynamo Cougar — the Dynamo Letter.

The Dynamo Letter is a publication issued four times a year, in which we analyse topics related to the capital markets and our investments.

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Letter 61 – ATtributes

Illustrates how our investments in Totvs, Ultrapar and Drogasil can benefit from the improvement in the business environment as Brazil increases efforts to fight against tax evasion.

Letter 77 – The Card´s Credit I

Describes our investment in Cielo and Redecard, discussing the regulatory issue of the Brazilian merchant acquiring market.

Letter 93 – Hearing stars

In the discovery of gravitational waves, we founded another mental model that inspires our research process

Letter 62 – The Other Crisis

In light of this latest crisis, updates the discussion on the mental models used in finance.

Letter 78 – The Card´s Credit II

Completes the narrative of our former Report, about our investment in Cielo and Redecard, analyzing the competitive environment of Brazilian´s merchant acquiring market post openness. Makes some comments on contrarianism in investments.

Letter 47 – Fire and Iron II

Discusses the dynamics of iron ore global market and our investment thesis in CVRD/Caemi, in the light of the growth of the Chinese steel industry.

Letter 63 – Net work(th)s

Brings network theories’ contribution to financial debate and to business analysis.

Letter 79 – Keynes as an Investor

Describes and analyses J.M. Keynes´ personal experience as an investor.

Letter 32 – The new Corporation Law: advances, absences, and problems

Technical comments on and criticisms of the reform of Brazilian Corporation Legislation, in the economic context of capital market evolution.

Letter 33 – About Swindlers and Swindlers

Discusses the practice of loan agreements between listed companies and their controlling shareholders and the implication of this practice in the inequitable distribution of value among shareholders.

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