He just bought a small position. The CEO has a good track record, aggressively buying and absorbing companies (XPO is an example). QXO is in one of the last gigantically fragmented markets.
They're the top in insulation and waterproofing, and #2 in roofing and building materials. Shares have fallen 39% in the past year, because it's a miserable time to supply the homebuilders (whose stocks are down a well).
Run by a fine CEO. They project $10 billion revenue, and they are disciplined when they buy companies. A long-term compounder. Lower interest rates will drive their end market.
He just bought a small position. The CEO has a good track record, aggressively buying and absorbing companies (XPO is an example). QXO is in one of the last gigantically fragmented markets.