Derf, Of the two, Ruger (RGR) has much better numbers compared to SWBI (see below). Market caps are both under 1 bil, so are microcaps by my criteria. Compared to most microcaps, both RGR and SWBI are well established, have strong brands, etc, so investors could do a lot worse, and they are currently out of favor -
Market Cap -
RGR ---- 605 mil
SWBI --- 478 mil
Margins -
RGR ---- 21%, 30%
SWBI --- 7%, 1%
ROA / ROE -
RGR ---- 32%, 50%
SWBI --- 5%, 9%
Revenue -
RGR ---- 731 mil
SWBI --- 510 mil
Rev Gro -
RGR ---- 54%
SWBI --- (23%)
Net Income -
RGR ---- 156 mil
SWBI --- 34 mil
Earnings Growth -
RGR ---- 139%
SWBI --- N/A
Cash / Debt -
RGR ---- 174 mil / 2 mil
SWBI --- 36 mil / 108 mil
Cash Flow -
RGR ---- 175 mil, 105 mil
SWBI --- 35 mil, (40 mil)
Div Payout Ratio -
RGR ---- 43%
SWBI --- 66%
Shorts -
RGR ---- 4%, 4%
SWBI --- 4%, 4%
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