Hayward Holdings' ROCE growth is impressive, indicating benefits from past investments. However, flat capital employed may suggest a lack of internal investment areas for organic growth. The company's fundamentals seem promising and deserve further investigation.

Insiders selling shares, even below current price, may indicate lack of confidence in company's valuation. Modest insider ownership suggests some alignment with shareholders, but lack of insider purchases over past year could be concerning for investors.

Hayward Holdings' unchanging ROCE and capital employed trends may suggest minimal future growth, hinting it's not a wise option for investors seeking multi-bagger stocks.

Concerns arise from insider sell-offs at Hayward Holdings, offset by the sales being at current stock price. The modest 0.5% insider ownership hints at alignment with shareholders, yet the lack of insider buying recently could suggest wavering confidence in the company's prospects.

My brother is military and when he was stationed close, he used to plan a 4th of July party at our house because we have a little pool. It was often "surprise we're coming up tomorrow." Spring is always shorthanded and busy at our deli so fitting in cleaning up our old porch and outside for his party was always an exhausting stretch to say the least. He is stationed far away now, but I still spent the day hosing down everything on our porch as if he and his family were coming tomorrow. Busted my arse alllll day. Pool is still green as my husband has been working a ton and hasn't been able to fire up the pump which brings me to my trade idea.
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