Wayfair (W) Up After Citi Upgrade

By Emilio Sanchez • Tuesday, December 13 15:31 • Permanent Link

Wayfair rose 5.0% during the afternoon session to $39.17 per share. As reported by Barrons: "Wayfair Stock Gets a New Bull. Why It Still Might Not Be Time to Buy. ..." You can read more about it here. For those of you thinking about investing in the stock, here is a brief look at the company's fundamentals.

Here's an overview of Wayfair's recent cash flows and operating margins:

Date Reported	Cash Flow from Operations ($)	Capital expenditures ($)	Free Cash Flow ($)	YoY Growth (%)
2021-12-31	410,000,000	-101,000,000	309,000,000	-74.9
2020-12-31	1,417,000,000	-186,000,000	1,231,000,000	362.47
2019-12-31	-197,000,000	-272,000,000	-469,000,000	-530.85
2018-12-31	84,861,000	-159,205,000	-74,344,000	n/a

Date Reported	Revenue ($)	Cost of Revenue ($)	Gross Margins (%)	YoY Growth (%)
2021-12-31	13,708,000,000	9,813,000,000	28.41	-2.27
2020-12-31	14,145,000,000	10,033,000,000	29.07	23.6
2019-12-31	9,127,000,000	6,980,000,000	23.52	0.47
2018-12-31	6,779,174,000	5,192,451,000	23.41	n/a

Date Reported	Total Revenue ($)	Operating Expenses ($)	Operating Margins (%)	YoY Growth (%)
2021-12-31	13,708,000,000	13,790,000,000	-0.6	-123.35
2020-12-31	14,145,000,000	13,781,000,000	2.57	125.22
2019-12-31	9,127,000,000	10,057,000,000	-10.19	-45.36
2018-12-31	6,779,174,000	7,254,117,000	-7.01	n/a

At today's price of $39.17 per share, Wayfair is -21.01% away from its target price of $49.59, and on average, analysts give the stock a rating of hold. 38.5% of the company's shares are linked to short positions, and 120.9% of the shares are owned by institutional investors.

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