Xponential Fitness Stock Forum

Investors anticipate a turnaround in the company's lacklustre revenue performance, reflected in its moderate P/S ratio. Shareholders are confident that future revenue, expected to align with the Hospitality industry, won't bring surprises.

TD Cowen analysts give positive outlook for Take-Two Interactive, citing their top-tier position, talented development team, intellectual property, and strong leadership. Stifel's analyst suggests Xponential Fitness may go private if shares sustain current levels.

Jefferies sees potential in XPOF's acquisition of Lindora, citing opportunities for brand expansion. With the weight management industry's exponential growth, from ~$22B in 2021 to ~$400B by 2030, XPOF's strong brands and digital reach may enhance its stance in the global fitness sector.

Xponential Fitness is seen positively for its strong profit to cash conversion. The underlying earnings potential is possibly better than profit suggests. The company's ability to make a profit this year after a loss last year also wins favor. More analysis needed for forecast growth, ROI and current risks.

2021 was a record year of IPO, with about 400 companies going public using a traditional offering. Most initial public offerings from 2021 have performed poorly, and Jefferies Research suggests that 13 of the 2021 IPOs are worth another look.
The business models and profitability of the 13 stocks remain intact, Jefferies analyst Randal Konik wrote in a June 17 note. New-to-market stocks continue to be negatively impact...