U-Haul Stock Discussion

The acquisition is part of U-Haul's growth strategy, aiming to offer the most affordable and convenient self-storage options to its customers. The company believes that taking over an existing self-storage facility will make for a seamless transition.

Despite a 2.4% decrease in the past year, long term shareholders have made an 11% gain per year over half a decade. If the fundamental data continues to indicate long term sustainable growth, the current sell-off could be an opportunity worth considering.

Despite the low absolute ROCE, the upward trend and the company's ability to reinvest and generate higher returns on capital employed is seen as promising. If U-Haul Holding can maintain these trends, it could have a bright future ahead.

The company's P/E ratio is moderate for its expected delivery of just moderate growth. Ignoring the limited growth expectation could lead to overlooked opportunities or setbacks. Shareholders may face disappointment if the P/E falls in line with the growth outlook.

The company's P/E ratio correlates to moderate growth expectations. Ignoring this could mislead investors about potential opportunities or setbacks. Shareholder disappointment is possible if the P/E aligns closer with growth projections.

P/E ratio moderate, matching expected growth. Investors risk missing opportunities if they ignore limited growth predictions. If P/E falls in line with the growth outlook, current shareholders might face disappointment.

Barrons sees possible 2024 value in these stocks: Alibaba's cheap trading price with a tenfold revenue increase; Alphabet's expected earnings growth; Berkshire's potential earnings spike; BioNTech's oncology focus; Chevron's low-risk growth and yield; Hertz's value for patient investors; potential returns from Madison Square Garden Sports; PepsiCo's dividends and anticipated earnings; U-Haul's self-storage business.