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Credit Acceptance Corp (CACC)
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Technical Analysis His choice instead of GSY. Over its history, great job of allocating capital. When liquidity gets tight, like right now with interest rates up, it will be busy underwriting loans. When liquidity becomes easy, it will reduce loan underwriting and continue to buy back shares. A 5% holding for him.
Jason Del VicarioSub-prime auto loan business with low competition.
~10% market share.
Very good capital allocation strategy (willing to turn down unprofitable loan business).
High margin products.
Not worried about slowdown in auto business.
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Credit Acceptance Corp is a American stock, trading under the symbol CACC (previously CACC-Q on Stockchase) on the NASDAQ (CACC). It is usually referred to as NASDAQ:CACC or CACC
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On 2026-06-17, Credit Acceptance Corp (CACC) stock closed at a price of $563.32.
Auto loan business that has low capital requirements. Disciplined capital allocation process - willing to buy back shares at correct time. Only willing to under write loans at sensible prices. Not a founder led business, but believes culture at company still strong. Will keep shares in business. Buying on share price weakness.