Eduardo Costa, Calixto Global Investors' founder and portfolio manager, joins ‘Closing Bell: Overtime’ to discuss market bottoms, risk rewards, multiples and generating alpha in his short book.

Eduardo Costa, Calixto Global Investors Founder and Portfolio Manager, joins CNBC TV's Squawk on the Street to discuss companies facing difficult comps and decelerating growth, which tech sectors offer opportunties and more.

Eduardo Costa, founder and portfolio manager at Calixto Global Investors, joins ‘Closing Bell: Overtime’ to discuss how to invest during the current quickly changing market environment.

Eduardo Costa, Calixto Global Investors founder and portfolio manager, joins CNBC TV's TechCheck to discuss which growth stocks Costa is bullish on and what metrics Costa uses to gauge quality stocks.

"This is an exciting time for investing in software," says Calixto founder Eduardo Costa, Calixto Global Investors founder. He joins “TechCheck” to discuss the state of investing in software and the broader market.

Costa said he is hyper-focused on fundamentals as companies come out of the pandemic, especially in tech companies whose "fundamentals were accelerated." But the advent of retail traders' power has warped many of the long-standing rules investors like Costa have lived by.

At Coral Gables, Florida-based Calixto Global Investors, there is a strong appreciation for what the Reddit crowd can do. "The fact of the matter is we have to be aware of the most popular meme stocks now," said Eduardo Costa, who founded Calixto in 2014 with $25 million and has since grown the firm to more than $300 million.

Calixto’s non-US and small/mid cap emphasis naturally reduces the risk of being in overcrowded names, but both institutional and retail investor crowding are nonetheless watched: “Short book crowding is a greater worry as seen in the January 2021 short squeeze, which forced some funds to exit positions when they should have added. We were able to take advantage of the late January 2021 dislocation. When peers were covering shorts, we were adding to ours and buying losers on the long side. Playing offense really helped with the rebound."

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Here’s where a few of last year’s big winners are putting their money this year, according to people familiar with the firms: Eduardo Costa - Calixto Global Investors. Focus: Global tech and consumer stocks, primarily small- and mid-caps.

COVID-19 has created greater penetration in areas, including e-commerce, certain pockets of software enabling remote work and the connected fitness space, says Eduardo Costa, Founder and Portfolio Manager at Calixto Global Investors.  But at the same time, some of the current “winners” will not be able to sustain their momentum. “I think it’s going to be…a stock pickers market going forward.”

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A shift to value stocks “is increasingly likely over the next 12 months,” said Eduardo Costa, who runs hedge fund Calixto Global Investors, LP.

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It was mid-June, and the most powerful Chinese Communist Party leader since Mao Zedong was holding court at an after-school club for elementary students in the remote city of Xining. Acknowledging the growing pressure on students and their parents to spend time and money on private tutoring, Xi promised to ease their burden.

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