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Sep 25, 2026 · 40m
Summary
Lars Rick and Oliver discuss the economic impact of El Niño, highlighting how it drives inflation through higher food prices and supply chain disruptions, with effects peaking in Q1 2027. They also explore the critical need for water infrastructure investment, citing a 590 billion SEK maintenance debt in Sweden. In stock cases, they recommend buying RVRC due to its attractive valuation after acquiring I Can I Will, while advising caution on the consulting firm Prevas amid weak sector demand and AI-driven risks.
Topics discussed
Introduction and the El Niño theme
Explaining the El Niño weather phenomenon
Economic impact and historical comparisons
Inflation mechanisms and food price effects
Market analysis and investment implications
The Ark Storm risk in California
Challenges in forecasting extreme events
Climate control and supply chain shifts
Global water scarcity and infrastructure debt
Chronic underinvestment in infrastructure
Investment options in water and utilities
E-commerce sector performance overview
RVRC acquisition of I Can I Will
RVRC valuation and regional performance
RVRC buy recommendation and outlook
Prevas case: weak consulting sector
AI impact on IT consulting and conclusion
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