Credit Acceptance Corp. (NASDAQ:CACC)
The Company provides auto loans to consumers, regardless of their credit history, its product is offered through a nationwide network of automobile dealers.
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I think this stock may make a big move in the next few weeks. It has been forming a classic cup and handle pattern over the past 6 months. In the past couple of weeks it has been forming the handle to shake-off weary investors before the next big move. It has consistent EPS growth, high ROE, and the number of outstanding shares have been decreasing. If it doesn't blow up first because of their risky loans or because of their high leverage, I think this one could trade as high as $200 based upon EPS growth.
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Rapid growth rate with a low p/e ratio.
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Although I like what this company is doing and the recent 52 week high, I am concerned about picking this before the earnings report because of the downgrade to hold by the only analyst following the stock.
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Selloff may be over. Holding support. Positive Volume Patterns have returned
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Credit Acceptance Corp. is a provider of auto loans to consumers through a nationwide network of auto dealers who benefit from sales to consumers who otherwise could not get financing. Last qtr sales up 25%, net profit margin 34%, ROE 32.3% P/E 10.
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Securitization of auto loans was unfairly hit because of mortgage market concerns. The default rate is much lower, and folks will hang onto their cars for work purposes tighter than they will suffer under a burdensome mortgage.
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As 'prime' lenders become more conservative, the bar for 'prime' credit tiers continues to rise. More and more people that once were border line low credit risks are becoming high risk credits. As we receive more job loss reports and as banks continue to tighten the credit reigns, CACC is in a prime position in this marketplace.
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WTF... P/B of 2.07 yeah... NO Freakin Way!!
Subprime autoloans?! with people in the "D" credit rating... um yeah... ok... good luck...
target -- $9 or about 50% whichever looks better in the account statement my brokerage emails me.
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credit card service
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Customer groth. Inspired mangement organization and patented technology. Above 15% revenues and profits
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