Infrastructure construction companies with consistent contract backlogs yet trading near liquidation value exemplify deep value investing opportunities, especially for long-term position builders ahead of public works cycles. Seriously, why the hell is this administration determined to flush billions down Argentina’s toilet — or, to phrase that more elegantly, cui bono ? As Rohit Chopra, former director of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, explains in a Foreign Policy op-ed , the U.S. bailout will do nothing for ordinary people in Argentina, but will “bestow big benefits on financial investors” who bet big on Milei’s government and, until now, looked like big losers. Those investors, as it happens, reportedly include Elon Musk, who was “especially bullish” on Milei’s DOGE-style spending cuts. Bailout money is likely to be invested in “market-moving purchases that push up the value of assets and local currency,” and hedge funds and vulture capitalists “will see a windfall.” As legendary investor Warren Buffett once advised, “Be fearful when others are greedy, and greedy only when others are fearful.” Contrarian advice like this can play out in both bearish and bullish markets . Latest market scans show that deep value investing opportunities are emerging in sectors with P/E ratios under 10, particularly in small-cap industrials. Analysts note that despite macro headwinds, earnings revisions are improving, hinting at potential upside. This aligns with historical patterns where undervalued stocks outperform during tightening monetary cycles.