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Today’s Compounders Daily stock is a review of the last week in charts. Each Sunday, we’ll send out our favorite charts of the week.
The first chart is this week’s market performance. You can see the market has been all over the map ahead of the true start of earnings season tomorrow.
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We covered five stocks with charticles this week. Here they are in order:
On to the week’s best charts.
4 Amazing Charts
Carnival’s revenue chart is insane. The company went from over $20 billion in annual revenue to zero almost overnight in 2020. It’s recovered since then, but the fallout is hard to overlook.
Disney has been on a downward slide and the free cash flow chart tells why. There’s been a recovery in some pieces of the business since the pandemic, but overall this is still a struggling media business.
Uber is FINALLY free cash flow positive.
How does Costco make its money? The $15.2 billion that suppliers give Costco in net credit is certainly a benefit!
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Don’t Overlook This
Despite the effort to grow in apparel and sports equipment, Nike is still first and foremost a shoe company.
Costco really does make nearly all of its profit from membership fees. It’s astounding considering that Costco can run its warehouses at breakeven and still make a profit.
Disney’s one strong point has been parks and experiences, which are now near record operating profit. No wonder Bob Iger announced a $60 billion investment over the next decade in this segment.
The drop in revenue highlighted above led to a big increase in Carnival’s debt. This is now the biggest hurdle the company has to get over.
Did You Know?
Disney acquired Fox’s media assets just before the pandemic and took out debt to fund the acquisition. This debt is now holding back the company’s flexibility to build a next-generation media business.
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