Malibu Boats Stock is on Sale!!! | MBUU Stock Analysis
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- Опубликовано: 9 июн 2024
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Malibu Boats is cheap. Actually, when we look at our stock ranking, it is right there near the top. But does it mean it is a good investment? It may be cheap, but if the company is no good, it can still be a value trap.
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0:00 Malibu Boats
1:04 Past Results
1:56 Investors
2:46 Financial Health
4:08 Growth
5:02 Dividends
5:27 MBUU Valuation
7:37 Is MBUU a Buy?
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Thank you for the video.
MCFT is also an interesting company from the same industry.
All the best.
Thanks for the idea, I will take a look at it.
@@BaldInvestor Please do.
Just wait till 27, your welcome
79% in 10 years even after the run-up after the pandemic?
That's why dropped from 400% to 79 , I suppose
@@macheceau6275Yeah and it's due to lose a bit more. Take a look at MCFT.
No, this is a terrible company. Do better than clickbait titles for shit companies
Don't be a clown its a great company, still overpriced though just grab it at 25 to 27, need to take his videos with grain of salt cause can be way off ( price target zim 140 and hit 6... )
Could u elaborate? What makes the company terrible? Are u referring to profitability, craftsmanship, customer service, reputation or something other?
Edit: On sale could mean that the price has tanked. While I agree MBUU is by no means cheap, it has however reduced price since it ran up after COVID.
I think we still need to account for share dilution in the fcf, especially if they have done so much in the past. That would basically cut the share value in half for a long-term investor. Also, this company has been around a while, and has never done anything about buying back shares or dividends when they have had big cash piles in hand. I'm not sure if they are aligned with the shareholder.