Carvana Company Cl A CVNA

$63.77 +0.73 (1.16%)

Valuation

Market cap
69,373,248,000
Revenue TTM
$20,322,000,000
Net income TTM
$1,407,000,000
PE ratio
34.59
Forward PE
37.31
Profit margin
6.92%
Debt to equity
1.02

Trading

Volume
8,865,500
Avg volume
8,920,462
Day's range
$63.21 – $66.02
Shares out
1,100,464,000
Stochastic %K
47%
Beta
3.55
Analysts
Strong Sell
Price target
$85.36

Price

Company profile

Carvana Co., together with its subsidiaries, operates an e-commerce platform for buying and selling used cars. It provides vehicle acquisition, inspection and reconditioning, online search and shopping experience, financing, complementary products, logistics network and distinctive fulfillment experience, and post-sale customer support services. The company also operates auction sites. Carvana Co. was founded in 2012...

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Carvana Co., together with its subsidiaries, operates an e-commerce platform for buying and selling used cars. It provides vehicle acquisition, inspection and reconditioning, online search and shopping experience, financing, complementary products, logistics network and distinctive fulfillment experience, and post-sale customer support services. The company also operates auction sites. Carvana Co. was founded in 2012 and is based in Tempe, Arizona.

Industry
Auto & Truck Dealerships
Sector
Consumer Cyclical
Phone
602 922 9866
Website
https://www.carvana.com
Address
300 East Rio Salado Parkway, Tempe, United States

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Shasho Oct 3, 2:16 PM
$CVNA Can you see yourself in this picture? Can you imagine being in the same room with the people pictured here? Do you ever wonder how people become so powerful and influential? Because we put them there. Come November, we have another opportunity to think carefully about the direction of this country and the people we choose to represent us. We’ve been conditioned to fear the word “socialism.” But look around: police and fire departments, public schools, infrastructure, Social Security, Medicare, and other government programs are funded by taxpayers. Yet we’re often told that ordinary Americans don’t deserve decent health care or basic services because they might be receiving a “handout.” Meanwhile, tax policies and government benefits can provide substantial advantages to the wealthiest individuals and most powerful corporations. Look beyond the labels. Ask who pays, who benefits, and whether the system is working for the people who fund it. Do your own research &make informed decision.
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Poopypants123 Oct 3, 5:02 AM
$CVNA the average gross profit on a used car nationwide is 1500 to 3000 ! It drops to 600 to 800 after operating expenses including reconditioning! Reporting 7000 is crazy and not even close to reality! Going from 494 to 320 forgetting 5-1 split manipulation while making hundreds of millions off investors by claiming this and pumping bogus numbers should be investigated! This stock has no value at all! Used car lot has no resale value whatsoever!
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Shasho Oct 3, 2:04 AM
$CVNA S&P 500, Nasdaq, and Dow end the week higher as a weak jobs report cools rate-hike bets. They’ll twist and turn every piece of marginal or negative news into something “positive” for the market. The disconnect is incredible. A rising stock market does not necessarily mean a stronger economy or better conditions for the people doing the actual hard work. A relatively small portion of the population owns a disproportionate share of stocks and benefits from rising asset prices, while millions of working Americans continue to struggle with stagnant wages, rising costs, and declining purchasing power. Meanwhile, manufacturing and productive economic activity have been hollowed out. At some point, we need to stop confusing a rising stock market with a healthy economy. Time for major correction…Fuk 1 %. Major sell off is eminent. I would’ve never imagined in a million years we would end with such inept and corrupt government as currently is. DARK TIMES unless we flip in November
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Moneyhuy Oct 3, 1:46 AM
$CVNA wow if that happens
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Shasho Oct 2, 8:32 PM
$CVNA it’s not my fault you took it all the way up to $66😂😂😂 you all have a great weekend except the EPSTEIN class.
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Pentium Oct 2, 7:29 PM
$CVNA As weak as a baby bird 🐦 couldn’t take and hold the critical 64.75 which last week was downside resistance and is now likely closing the week under. Why? The same reason it went up is the same reason it’s going down back to life back to reality!
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Pentium Oct 2, 7:09 PM
$CVNA Going red? Imagine that 🤣
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QuantInsider Oct 2, 7:06 PM
$CVNA feeling the heat Despite JPMorgan's top pick hype, options traders aren't buying it They're stacking puts for October and November, bracing for a drop instead of chasing upside Over the last five sessions, a massive 98% of $3.1M in options premium went to ask-side puts in the $50 to $63 range on InsiderFinance Big players are clearly hedging or betting short Notable move was a 3,000-contract Nov 20 $55 put block with $960K in premium, above open interest Looks like a serious wager on a slide to mid-50s by November Meanwhile, barely any call action Just a small $13K Oct 16 $80 call Options traders are definitely cautious
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