Stock Pulse
Copart (CPRT) reported Q4 revenue of $1.16 billion, a 14% year-over-year increase exceeding analyst expectations, but underperformed its peers [7], [9]. Despite this beat, the stock price declined, possibly due to broader market concerns and higher investor expectations [7], [9]. A DCF model estimates Copart's fair value near its current market price [1], while an analyst price target suggests potential upside [1]. Jim Cramer expressed positive sentiment, praising Copart's business model [2]. While the company shows strong historical performance and growth [4], [10], its recent underperformance relative to competitors warrants attention [7]. Director Steven D. Cohan plans to sell a small portion of his shares in 2025 [11], while director James E. Meeks engaged in transactions resulting in no net change to his ownership [12].