Pool Corp (POOL) continues to lower profit estimates as new pool construction is expected to decline 15% to 20% this year.

Pool Corp (POOL) continues to deliver lackluster results as the company has a hangover from high profit margins during COVID-19.

Pool Corp (POOL) is still reporting poor results as high interest rates and past inflation makes it more expensive to buy a pool.

Pool Corp (POOL) continues to deliver negative year-over-year growth due to very strong spending on pools in the past years.

Pool Corp’s (POOL) numbers look bad right now due to the company posting record sales and profits in the year-ago period.

Pool Corp (POOL) has been delivering negative profit growth dur to tough comparisons last year. But this stock could be bottoming.

Pool Corp (POOL) sees a sluggish 2023 ahead as new pool construction could decline 15% to 20% from 2022’s lofty levels.

Pool Corp’s (POOL) profits are expected to weaken into 2023. But with a P/E of only 16, the nation’s largest pool supplier is a deal.

Pool Corp (POOL) is down because people think the housing decline will hurt pool sales. But 80% of revenue is from installed pools.

Pool Corp (POOL) stock has been fallign “down the drain” with the homebuilder stocks. But 60% of Pool’s revenue is steady.

Pool Corp (POOL) is actually benefiting from higher inflation, as its stockpiled pool supplies that are being sold at higher prices.

Pool Corp (POOL) continues to benefit from elevated demand for outdoor living products, as last qtr’s profits jumped 54%.

Pool Corp (POOL) says demand remains high for its pool maintenance products. But the ten-year chart is looking toppy.

Pool Corp (POOL) jumped head first into the Spring and Summer months with a monster quarter with profits +169%.