SWBI: Time To Double Down On Guns
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SWBI experienced a 20% drop after disappointing Q2 earnings due to inflation and softening demand. Despite this, its strong capital allocation strategy, including a 4.6% dividend yield and share repurchase program, supports long-term value. Uncertainty in gun control legislation adds risk, but lack of long-term debt and strategic buybacks mitigate it.

December 11, 2024 | 7:15 pm
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SWBI's stock dropped 20% after disappointing Q2 earnings due to inflation and softening demand. However, its strong capital allocation strategy, including a 4.6% dividend yield and share repurchase program, supports long-term shareholder value.
The 20% drop in SWBI's stock price is a direct result of disappointing Q2 earnings, influenced by inflation and softening demand. However, the company's strong capital allocation strategy, including a 4.6% dividend yield and aggressive share repurchase program, provides a buffer for long-term shareholder value. The lack of long-term debt and strategic buybacks further mitigate risks, although uncertainty in gun control legislation under Trump adds some risk.
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