Why I Own This Boring 100 Bagger Stock (Ticker: ORLY)
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O'Reilly Automotive Business Model
Exploring O'Reilly Automotive's business model, the chapter delves into their customer segments, product range, and history in the automotive aftermarket industry. It also discusses the changing dynamics between DIY enthusiasts and professional services in the context of generational shifts in car knowledge.
On this episode of Chit Chat Stocks, Ryan gives a research report on O'Reilly Automotive (ticker: ORLY), explaining why it is in his portfolio. We discuss:
(00:00) Introduction
(02:21) O'Reilly Automotive: A Specialty Retailer
(04:40) Customer Segments: DIY and Pros
(07:56) The Power of O'Reilly's Supply Chain Advantage
(11:08) Unit Economics and Sales Performance
(22:03) Industry Trends: More Cars, Older Vehicles
(25:58) The Risk of Electric Vehicles to O'Reilly
(27:19) The Long-Term Threat of Electric Vehicles
(27:48) A Consistent Capital Allocation Strategy
(29:18) Acquisitions: Adding Locations and Increasing Sales
(30:16) The Buyback Program: Driving Earnings Per Share Growth
(37:57) A Strong Corporate History and Culture
(46:13) Competitive Advantages: A Robust Digital Catalog and More
(48:59) Valuation: Reasonable and Predictable
(52:10) The Risk of Electric Vehicles and O'Reilly's Adaptability
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