There are stocks out there that are fashion-forward enough to be wearing exactly what folks will be looking to try on the next time the market tumbles.
You might think that big-ticket recreational vehicles are a scary place to be when the next market crash comes along, but there’s a lot to like when it comes to Camping World.
The RV industry in general and Camping World in particular took off last year when the pandemic took its toll on the way we work and travel.
Unlike some pandemic plays that are seeing their fortunes reversed, Camping World is still growing even now as we claw our way out of the pandemic.
It has beaten Wall Street profit targets with ease over the past few quarters, and analysts can’t keep up despite jacking up their forecasts.
The market will inevitably buckle at some point, and when that happens Camping World should be better suited to weather the storm with its chunky yield and low valuation.
Sourdough starters got us feeling doughy, and with local spinning classes and fitness centers shuttered we turned to Peloton for interactive high-end workouts on stationary bikes and treadmills.
Peloton’s sticking around, and a recent $1 billion stock offering will make sure that it won’t have any financial limitations when it’s ready to turn the corner.