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Monday, 02/07/2022 9:32:56 AM

Monday, February 07, 2022 9:32:56 AM

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Beaten-down growth stock list

It looks like growth stocks could continue to get trashed and I’ve been compiling a list of companies that may have pretty good mid-term to long-term prospects.

I’d welcome feedback and criticism.

Disclaimer: all are high risk, do your own DD


POSH – own and plan on adding
-Yes, at first glance it’s dubious, but it’s quietly becoming an extremely popular phone app (see AppAnnie, or other similar website that tracks this stuff).
-Recently, it’s become as popular a shopping app as Etsy, Ebay, Target, etc. Young folks are much more into the secondhand market, especially with clothes, handbags, etc.
-The platform is for buying and selling used clothes/designer goods, but has many social media elements to it
-From a fundamentals standpoint, they have ~$7 cash, which provides downside protection. I figure ~10 bucks is close to worst case scenario
-Depop, a competitor, was bought out for $1.4 billion by Etsy and was smaller than Poshmark at the time (sure, acquisition could have been a mistake, but it gives you a sense of what the guys running the two-sided markets think).
-When/if they ramp up I think they can do 20% EBITDA margins, comparable to the rest of the sector

BRLT – own, trading the swings, probably will add to core position.
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-Still like it at $10 or $11, already profitable and I think fundamentals will get pretty interesting this coming year.

BMBL – don’t own, but think they are MTCH’s strongest competitor in dating. I think it might get attractive in the mid teens. I think their Badoo segment is worthless.

HNST – don’t own, but I think there’s value in the brand. Seventh Generation is a very similar brand. Unilever bought out Seventh Generation in 2016 for $700 million. Seventh Generation’s sales at the time were ~$200 million. HNST has revenue growth, so it’s a matter of profitability now. On the negative side, I’m hesitant because of Jessica Alba’s involvement/the baggage that comes with that type of celebrity ownership.

All my opinion

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