Nucor Stock Discussion

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Nucor's low P/E ratio is due to poor earnings and the expectation of this trend continuing. The weak outlook is expected to suppress share price growth.

Market expectations for growth seem moderated even with a 204% share price increase over three years, given Nucor's current P/E ratio. The significant TSR outperforming share price return, largely due to dividends, and a five-year TSR of 28% per year, indicate a business worth monitoring.

High insider ownership at Nucor, despite potentially aligning company and shareholder interests, is causing concern due to increased instances of insider selling, including activity by Leon Topalian.

Concerns are raised by substantial insider selling activity in Nucor, especially without insider purchases to balance. The lack of insider buying activity over the past year hampers confidence despite encouraging insider ownership levels.

Nucor's rising ROCE showcases its consistent ability to reinvest capital at higher rates- a characteristic of potential multi-bagger stocks. The strong performance over the past five years has caught investor attention. This warrants further evaluation of the company.