Pool ($POOL) podcast mentions
Per Ticker.id: 7 Pool ($POOL) mentions across 2 podcasts (30 days) — timestamped, verifiable quotes, updated 2026-10-01.
Uh, let's change direction a little bit. There was a darling during, uh, COVID when everybody was going to get a pool. And it's been— I've been watching it on the Twitter recently. It's now universally hated. Pool.
Tobias Carlisle · The Acquirers Podcast · Great Companies, Beaten-Down Stocks: Booking & Pool Corp with Jonathan Boyar · 2026-10-01Yeah, Pool Corp, another Fresh Look constituent. Pool is a name that we profiled in 2009. We did a huge issue talking about, you know, investing in consumer-related stocks. You know, we're in the middle of the global financial crisis and that was a kind of a once-in-a-generational time. We had Marriott $20, we had Pool Corp at like $20, and it was a great success for many years. And then, but it got way, way ahead of itself and we stopped really doing any profiles of it in 2000. During COVID it got to 55 times earnings and that was just absolutely ridiculous. And we've been watching it as it went from $500 a share to $400 a share to $300 a share. To $200.
Jonathan Boyar · The Acquirers Podcast · Great Companies, Beaten-Down Stocks: Booking & Pool Corp with Jonathan Boyar · 2026-10-01Now, it's $162 selling at 15 or 16 times earnings, very little leverage, very good management team, very good board in a good business. And to us, at 16 times earnings, 15 times earnings, we're willing to take our chances. At 55 times earnings, that's ridiculous. Everything has a price. But I think Pool Corp is one that's Worth taking a look at.
Jonathan Boyar · The Acquirers Podcast · Great Companies, Beaten-Down Stocks: Booking & Pool Corp with Jonathan Boyar · 2026-10-01We discussed a little bit before we came on, but I was sort of interested in how Pool captured the imagination. Like, it's just such a funny company to run like that. It's not like it's an AI stock. It's funny that it was like memeable through that period of time. What was the narrative?
Tobias Carlisle · The Acquirers Podcast · Great Companies, Beaten-Down Stocks: Booking & Pool Corp with Jonathan Boyar · 2026-10-01Uh, and then you have the small and mid-cap companies like Pool Corp that no one cares about. I think those are ones that have very little analyst coverage, have pretty bad sentiment. So there's— I, I wouldn't say there's one place to look, but I think looking where other people aren't or where, where is currently hated is probably a good place to start.
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