美國懲教公司股票討論區

CEO Damon Hininger is thrilled about the new appointments, emphasizing Hernandez-Blades' leadership in government relations, communications, and marketing, and Fischer's diverse experience in business, government, and non-profit, including corporate strategy and property development. Hininger also thanked Alvarado for her 21 years of service on the board.

Significant insider selling at CoreCivic over the past year, especially in the last three months, could be a red flag for investors. The history of sales and lack of insider buying during this period warrant careful consideration.

CoreCivic may be a mature business not receiving high returns possibly due to new competition or smaller margins. Stagnant investor returns over past years suggest exploring other investment opportunities.

Consistent insider selling, absence of insider buying, and not-so-high insider ownership suggest caution. Risks, including a significant warning sign, indicate no rush to buy the company's stock.

CoreCivic's P/E ratio growth is hindered by investor expectations of diminishing earnings. Its lower than forecast three-year growth rate makes its current P/E ratio potentially overvalued, thus may disappoint investors expecting better performance.

CoreCivic's stock may be overvalued with its negative profit growth, suggesting it might not be a secure buy. Advising for investors to de-risk their portfolios, potential new shareholders should consider waiting for price correction amidst current overvaluation and negative future outlook.

According to CoreCivic's Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer, David M. Garfinkle, the union of new and existing financial partners aids in extending the company's debt maturity profile and provides greater financial flexibility.

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