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    Brett Davidson is an aspiring investment analyst with a strong academic background from the Yale School of Management, where he specialized in the intersection of media industry analysis and financial markets. He has actively participated in high-profile investment competitions such as the UNC Alpha Challenge and the Chicago Booth Investment Competition, demonstrating stock pitching skills and a keen analytical approach. While still early in his career and not yet affiliated with Investletter as a professional analyst, Davidson has engaged in numerous training programs, mock interviews, and self-driven recruiting efforts to lay a strong foundation for a future in investment management. At this time, there is no public record of his professional credentials, full-time analyst position, or coverage of specific companies and performance metrics.

    Brett Davidson's questions to CSP Inc (CSPI) leadership

    Brett Davidson's questions to CSP Inc (CSPI) leadership • Q3 2025

    Question

    Brett Davidson inquired about the nature of recent consulting expenses, the location of new lumber and concrete plant customers, and the mechanics of the company's reseller-driven sales model.

    Answer

    Chairman, CEO & President Victor Dellovo clarified that the consulting expenses were for high-level product testing and would likely continue for one more quarter. He confirmed the lumber mill customer is in the Pacific Northwest and explained the concrete plant win is part of a 'land and expand' strategy to penetrate a multi-site organization. Dellovo emphasized that resellers are the primary source for bringing these new customer opportunities to CSPi.

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    Brett Davidson's questions to CSP Inc (CSPI) leadership • Q1 2025

    Question

    Inquired about the sales channels for AZT PROTECT, specifically the role of the Rockwell partnership, and any barriers to international sales.

    Answer

    The company stated that current AZT sales are from direct efforts, not yet from the new Rockwell channel. However, they expect significant sales from Rockwell partners during the year and plan to fulfill all future orders through them. There are no barriers to selling AZT overseas.

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    Brett Davidson's questions to CSP Inc (CSPI) leadership • Q4 2024

    Question

    Private investor Brett Davidson asked a multi-part question regarding any remaining legacy revenue from the E-2D program and requested more details on the previously announced UCaaS contracts.

    Answer

    Executive Victor Dellovo confirmed that some E-2D revenue, previously expected in Q4, is now anticipated in Q1 2025, with one more significant order expected in fiscal 2025 before the program ends. On UCaaS, he stated that the business is growing consistently, with new clients on multi-year contracts being added each quarter, contributing to the monthly recurring revenue stream.

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    Brett Davidson's questions to Richardson Electronics Ltd (RELL) leadership

    Brett Davidson's questions to Richardson Electronics Ltd (RELL) leadership • Q2 2025

    Question

    Asked about the shipping timeline for locomotive products, the inventory outlook for the year, and for context on the growth and drivers of the company's design registration program for new products.

    Answer

    A large electric locomotive order will ship in Q3, and starter modules for 1,000 trains will ship throughout 2025. Inventory is not expected to be drawn down further; it will likely see modest growth to support anticipated higher sales. The design registration program has grown consistently, with the recent increase tilted towards green energy applications.

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    Brett Davidson's questions to Richardson Electronics Ltd (RELL) leadership • Q2 2025

    Question

    Brett Davidson requested an update on the shipping timeline for the diesel locomotive product family, asked for guidance on the expected inventory drawdown for the rest of the year, and inquired about the scale and growth drivers of the new product design registration program.

    Answer

    Gregory Peloquin, General Manager of Power & Microwave Technologies, stated that a major electric locomotive program shipment of over $1 million is scheduled for the end of Q3, and starter modules for 1,000 trains will begin shipping this quarter and continue through 2025. CFO Robert Ben noted that while inventory was down, he does not expect a further drawdown due to anticipated sales growth in H2, though inventory growth should not be significant. Peloquin described the design registration program as a long-standing tool that has grown with new product introductions, particularly in green energy, and currently tracks hundreds of global opportunities.

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