庫珀醫療股票討論區

$庫珀醫療(COO.US)$營收5年來僅在2020年萎縮8.4%，其餘4年增長，平均增速爲9.1%，營業利潤在2019年達到5.3億的高點，之後大幅下滑41%，2021年恢復到5.1億，2022年變化不大。淨利潤則在2021年受24.5億的所得稅返還影響暴增到29.5億，稅前利潤近4年除2020年外一直在4.7億左右，變化不大。
2023前兩季度營收增長7.4%，營業利潤受營業費用大幅增長影響而下滑6.8%，淨利潤則下滑44%。
目前市盈率47.4，市盈率TTM達到了63.2，缺乏利潤增長數據支持。

What happened
Shares of GameStop $遊戲驛站(GME.US)$ (NYSE:GME) were running 5.6% higher heading into noontime trading Monday despite the announcement the video game retailer's chief operating officer $庫珀醫療(COO.US)$ (COO) had quit just seven months after taking the job.
The news was dumped on the market late Friday after the stock exchange had closed for the weekend.
So what
Companies strive for orderly executive transitions, and though a sudden departure of a chief executive officer or chief financial officer might be more worrisome, the loss of the COO isn't a minor transition.
According to a terse filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission, Jenna Owens left the company on Oct. 25 for unspecified reasons. Her responsibilities as COO and executive vice president are going to be assumed by others in the C-suite, so it does not seem like a replacement will be sought out at this time. She had been appointed to the job on March 23.
Reuters reports the "separation agreement" entered into between Owens and GameStop is often used when the executive and a company don't agree, whether on policy or direction.
Now what
GameStop investors shrugged off the news, possibly because at this point it was old news, which is often why companies release potentially disruptive news on Friday evenings. It gives investors time to digest the report, or at best, forget about it by the time Monday rolls around.
The video game retailer, of course, has been subject to wild swings in its stock price this year due to the meme stock trading frenzy, so the fact that GameStop's shares are rising on what could be interpreted as "bad" news is not necessarily surprising.
Owens, though, was one of the executives whom chairman Ryan Cohen imported from Amazon in his bid to transform the video game stock into the "Amazon of gaming."
Article excerpted from The Motley Fool.