Beaten-Down Fiverr and Chewy Stocks Offer Possible Value for Long-Term Investors Despite Slowed Growth
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Fiverr stock is down 40% over the past year despite the company recently turning profitable, expanding its services through AI, and increasing its take rate. It may be a good long-term buy.
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Chewy stock is down 60% over the past year but the majority of its revenue comes from recurring Autoship purchases. It's also profitable and free cash flow is rapidly growing, making it potentially attractive.
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Both companies saw slowed growth compared to pandemic levels but still exhibit underlying business strength in areas like increasing revenue per customer.
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Fiverr and Chewy are trading at price-to-sales ratios of 2.3 and under 1 respectively, presenting possible value.
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The article recommends considering both beaten-down stocks as buys on the dip for patient long-term investors.