Covington, Louisiana-based Pool Corporation (POOL) distributes swimming pool supplies, equipment, related leisure, irrigation ...

Pool Corp. gets about two-thirds of its revenue from pool maintenance and repair as opposed to pool installations. Shares are currently trading well below the price Warren Buffett paid. The stock ...

Pool is down a little bit right now, as the economy has made it tougher for people to sink tens of thousands of dollars into building new swimming pools. However, only 14% of its business comes from ...

Pool Corp. closed 28.82% below its 52-week high of $374.74, which the company achieved on March 10th.

This stock offers investors both a growing dividend and a compelling valuation.

Could Pool Corporation (NASDAQ: POOL) make you a millionaire? Well, the partial answer is that it likely did make a few millionaires if they had invested as little as $10,000 in the company back at ...

Pool Corporation's shares have lost about one-third of their value over the past year. The stock's performance is even worse when measured against the S&P 500. Over three and five years, the stock's ...

Pool Corporation reported a return to positive revenue growth in Q2. Earnings growth remained subdued, but resilient when considering the industry backdrop. Macroeconomic weakness is still catching up ...

Pool Corporation's recent decline in revenues and margins is just a normalization after the pandemic boom, nothing to worry about for long-term investors. As the POOL360 platform and private-label ...

Shares of Pool Corp. POOL shed 2.26% to $258.48 Wednesday, on what proved to be an all-around mixed trading session for the stock market, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average DJIA rising 0.02% to 49, ...

We came across a bullish thesis on Pool Corp. on Andvari’s Substack’s Substack by Douglas Ott. As of 20ᵗʰ September, Pool Corp.’s share was trading at $317.92. POOL’s trailing and forward P/E were ...