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Lessons In Valuation

In this video, Chuck Carnevale, Co-Founder of FAST Graphs, aka Mr. Valuation, analyzes Mattel (MAT), a toy company, highlighting its volatile history. Mattel's performance was strong in the past, including a substantial dividend, but the company faced earnings decline starting in 2014, with significant losses in 2017-2019. Despite this, a strong earnings rebound in 2020 led to a brief stock price surge. However, when earnings flattened, the stock declined again, dropping over 74% at one point.
Mattel is now trading at a 10 PE with a 10% earnings yield, and analysts forecast 5% growth going forward. Chuck points out that the stock may appear attractive at current levels, but it is speculative, as the company would need a significant PE expansion to deliver strong returns. He also notes the importance of evaluating stocks over various timeframes to assess their true performance relative to market valuation. Despite its recovery, Chuck suggests that Mattel’s history and speculative nature make it a stock he wouldn't personally invest in.

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