IS, le marché des animaux domestiques semble un marché en croissance constante ici. PETM demeure un joueur dominant avec des très bons résultats. Ce sera intéressant de voir son évolution dans les prochaines années car selon les statistiques de Petpoint, les propriétaires d'animaux ont acheté récemment davantage via les sites internet des centres locaux de soins et des centres d'adoption (vs les centres d'achat et boutiques). Même les "renouvellements des médicaments prescrits" et les vitamines +++ (!) sont maintenant en vente via ces sites grâce à des ententes auprès des pharma. C'est une forte tendance que j'ai constaté notamment avec Petangostore.com. Les revenus ont augmenté de plus de 75 % au cours du dernier trimestre !
Comme pour n'importe quoi, Internet est un incontournable et le site web de la cie est très bien fait. De plus, les services de dressage, de gardiennage, d'hôtel ça ne se fait pas par Internet.
seulement pour info ISmile car ce n'est pas directement lié à notre échange précédent...
J'ai eu un échange cette semaine avec un dirigeant du "secteur de la santé des animaux" et selon lui, 2 des meilleures CEO sont John Ayers et Jim Cleary (IDXX et MWIV).
Je ne suis pas actionnaire, mais j'ai reçu ce courriel ce matin et j'ai pensé qu'il pourrait vous intéresser.:
In New York, where Seamless is king, it’s hard not to notice how we are shifting toward an economy where everything is ordered online and delivered straight to our door. In the city Seamless began the trend with food back in 2005. In 2013 Seamless completed its merger with Grubhub and now deliveries over 130,000 meals each day. Seamless dominated the meal delivery market by bringing restaurants that historically only took orders either in person or over the phone to a centralized, free, and easy to use online platform. The transformation was tremendously successful and Seamless revolutionized the way we order meals in so many ways.
For one, Seamless means no more busy signals, no more confusion about which dish you are trying to order over the phone, and no more frustrated customers in the store trying to get a pizza waiting impatiently for the guy behind the counter to get off the phone.
Secondly, Seamless became a 1 stop shopping center for hungry customers looking to browse available restaurants. By entering your address into the platform Seamless is able to identify restaurants that are willing to deliver to your location, their minimum delivery price, and give you an approximation of how long it will take before you can stuff your face with General Tso’s chicken. The platform also has a rating and filtering system for users to identify which restaurants are high quality and which run down 1/5 star burger joints should be avoided.
Finally, as the name suggests, Seamless has integrated itself to the fabric of life in cities in which it operates. Seamless is incredibly easy to use and is ruthlessly efficient. Features including the option to save your credit card information and reorder previous deliveries with the press of a button mean that a food order is never more than a few clicks away. Seamless also has a great mobile app which allows customers to place orders for pickup or for delivery while on the move.
Others have taken note of the Seamless revolution and are beginning to launch online platforms to capture other markets using the Seamless method. One notable example is Wag.com. Wag is an online 1 stop shopping center for pet supply deliveries which also happens to be a subsidiary of Amazon (AMZN). By taking pet supply delivery to the internet, Wag is going head to head with brick and mortar pet stores like PetSmart (PETM). Last Tuesday PetSmart reported FQ4 2014 earnings, missing the Estimize.com community consensus on revenue by $27 million.
PetSmart has now missed revenue expectations from both Wall Street and Estimize 5 quarters in a row. This quarter PetSmart missed by the widest margin seen over the past two years and revenue fell by 4% compared to FQ4 last year. On the other hand, while Wag is only a small fraction of its total business, Amazon has steadily grown revenue by at least 20% per quarter on a year over year basis in each of the past 6 quarters. Additionally Amazon continues to heavily reinvest its revenues in its own business and expand the online juggernaut presence it has developed.
The internet has proven over the past 20 years to be a powerful tool for centralizing information and saving users time. It seems logical and highly likely that other platforms will pop up in different industries copying the Seamless model. Sign up for Estimize and add PetSmart and Amazon to your Watchlist to follow analyst estimates this quarter and see if Wag.com can continue to disrupt PetSmart's business or if PetSmart can come up with a strategy to bite back.
What is Estimize?
Estimize.com is a free open online platform that allows users to contribute their own financial forecasts. The contributor base ranges from hedge fund analysts, asset managers, independent research shops, non professional investors, academics to students. By tapping into the wisdom of the crowd Estimize has created a data set that is more representative of actual market expectations and is more accurate than the traditional Wall Street earnings consensus up to 69.5% of the time.
L'entreprise est rachetée à un prix à peine supérieur au prix du marché. Vraiment dommage car je croyais beaucoup à la croissance du segment des animaux de compagnie. Il me reste mon MWIV pour me consoler.
PS: il y a quand même un écart de 2$ (3%) entre le prix de vente et le cours de l'entreprise. Il pourrait également avoir un autre acheteur qui se pointe le bout du nez. Pour ceux qui ont des liquidités ou qui se tiennent actuellement sur les lignes de côtés, ç'est plus intéressant qu'un bon du trésor.
L'entreprise est rachetée à un prix à peine supérieur au prix du marché. Vraiment dommage car je croyais beaucoup à la croissance du segment des animaux de compagnie. Il me reste mon MWIV pour me consoler.
MWIV vient également d'être acheté. Je me retrouve sans titres potentiels dans le marché en croissance des animaux de compagnies. Tout comme PETM, le prix òffert est à peine supérieur (8%) au prix du marché. Vraiment déçu. Sans compter le gain en capital forcé. Je me serais bien passé de cette nouvelle.
Tu veux dire quoi par un non-pure? Que les investisseurs rejettent en masse l'offre? Pratiquement impossible car les plus gros actionnaires institutionnels gèrent à court terme.
Ce n'est pas intéressant. Si je crois au marché des animaux de compagnies, je ne serais pas intéressé à acheter une entreprise qui oeuvre dans le domaine pharmaceuthique et dont 10% de sa business est relié à des produits pharmaceuthiques pour animaux.
Je ne suis pas intéressé à acheter Procter and Gamble parce que l'entreprise possède la marque Iams.
Quelqu'un se souvient du nom du small cap qui a un post sur le forum qui oeuvrait dans l'assurance d'animaux de compagnies et dans un site internet d'adoption d'animaux. J'aimerais réévaluer cette entreprise pour voir si elle pourrait faire parti de mon portefeuille.
Réponses
IDXX et MWIV sont nettement surévaluées selon moi. J'ai MWIV sur mon radar depuis un bout.
Pour donner une idée voici les PEG :
IDXX 2,49
MWIV 1,44
PETM 0,82
;-)
http://finance.yahoo.com/news/petsmart-reports-results-fourth-quarter-130000122.html
Je ne suis pas actionnaire, mais j'ai reçu ce courriel ce matin et j'ai pensé qu'il pourrait vous intéresser.:
In New York, where Seamless is king, it’s hard not to notice how we are
shifting toward an economy where everything is ordered online and delivered
straight to our door. In the city Seamless began the trend with food back in
2005. In 2013 Seamless completed its merger with Grubhub and now deliveries over
130,000 meals each day. Seamless dominated the meal delivery market by bringing
restaurants that historically only took orders either in person or over the
phone to a centralized, free, and easy to use online platform. The
transformation was tremendously successful and Seamless revolutionized the way
we order meals in so many ways.
For one, Seamless means no more busy signals, no more confusion about which
dish you are trying to order over the phone, and no more frustrated customers in
the store trying to get a pizza waiting impatiently for the guy behind the
counter to get off the phone.
Secondly, Seamless became a 1 stop shopping center for hungry customers
looking to browse available restaurants. By entering your address into the
platform Seamless is able to identify restaurants that are willing to deliver to
your location, their minimum delivery price, and give you an approximation of
how long it will take before you can stuff your face with General Tso’s
chicken. The platform also has a rating and filtering system for users to
identify which restaurants are high quality and which run down 1/5 star burger
joints should be avoided.
Finally, as the name suggests, Seamless has integrated itself to the fabric
of life in cities in which it operates. Seamless is incredibly easy to use and
is ruthlessly efficient. Features including the option to save your credit card
information and reorder previous deliveries with the press of a button mean that
a food order is never more than a few clicks away. Seamless also has a great
mobile app which allows customers to place orders for pickup or for delivery
while on the move.
Others have taken note of the Seamless revolution and are beginning to launch
online platforms to capture other markets using the Seamless method. One notable
example is Wag.com. Wag is an online 1 stop shopping center for pet supply
deliveries which also happens to be a subsidiary of Amazon (AMZN). By taking pet
supply delivery to the internet, Wag is going head to head with brick and mortar
pet stores like PetSmart (PETM). Last Tuesday PetSmart reported FQ4 2014 earnings, missing the Estimize.com community consensus on revenue by $27 million.
PetSmart has now missed revenue expectations from both Wall Street and
Estimize 5 quarters in a row. This quarter PetSmart missed by the widest margin
seen over the past two years and revenue fell by 4% compared to FQ4 last year.
On the other hand, while Wag is only a small fraction of its total business,
Amazon has steadily grown revenue by at least 20% per quarter on a year over
year basis in each of the past 6 quarters. Additionally Amazon continues to
heavily reinvest its revenues in its own business and expand the online
juggernaut presence it has developed.
The internet has proven over the past 20 years to be a powerful tool for
centralizing information and saving users time. It seems logical and highly
likely that other platforms will pop up in different industries copying the
Seamless model. Sign up for Estimize and add PetSmart and Amazon to your
Watchlist to follow analyst estimates this quarter and see if Wag.com can
continue to disrupt PetSmart's business or if PetSmart can come up with a
strategy to bite back.
What is Estimize?
Estimize.com is a free open online platform that allows users to contribute
their own financial forecasts. The contributor base ranges from hedge fund
analysts, asset managers, independent research shops, non professional
investors, academics to students. By tapping into the wisdom of the crowd
Estimize has created a data set that is more representative of actual market
expectations and is more accurate than the traditional Wall Street earnings
consensus up to 69.5% of the time.
Sam, tu parles probablement de Pet Health (PTZ), mais cette dernière a été acquis avec une belle prime à l'automne:
http://www.insidermonkey.com/blog/fairfax-financial-holdings-limited-ffh-strikes-deal-to-acquire-pethealth-inc-ptz-326851/