CPRT Copart, Inc.

$CPRT Showing signs of strength, watch for $26-$28 fills $46 intrinsic value $CPRT operates an online auction marketplace for damaged, totaled, and used vehicles, connecting insurance companies with buyers worldwide. For the stock to return to its estimated $46 intrinsic value, it needs to accelerate vehicle volumes and revenue growth, recover profit margins, and demonstrate that its international expansion and acquisition strategy can generate stronger earnings and cash flow

$CPRT Short Review of deep dive: • ~32% net margins • Strong, consistent free cash flow • Fortress balance sheet (~$4B+ net cash) • Strong economic moat (network effects + infrastructure) • High returns on capital • Relatively resilient demand (insurance total losses) • Pricing power / rising ASPs • International expansion runway • Low AI disruption risk • Trading near 10-year valuation lows • Long-term compounder quality Other note: • Jeffrey Liaw stepped down as CEO (effective July 31, 2026). • Jay Adair returned as CEO. He previously served as CEO from 2010 to 2024 and had been Executive Chairman. Jay Adair is generally viewed as the most successful CEO in terms of scaling the modern business and stock performance. Strong Leadership back in imo is a also very positive. It takes years to make changes. $SPY $IWM $QQQ $VIG

$CPRT I’m all in baby! Generational wealth opportunity! God bless all longs! Value investing forever

$CPRT undervalued ; this has life 🌿🔆🪷 Also, checkout $FIS; excellent opportunity at these levels. Do your DD and get in.

$CPRT Copart closed the ACV deal Friday (company release). 116.8 million shares tendered at 10.50 dollars cash, about 68.4% of ACV outstanding, and the rest got cashed out at the same price in the merger. ACV has stopped trading on the NYSE and stays an independent subsidiary under its existing team. Copart now covers dealer trade-ins, wholesale and salvage in one platform, over 250 locations in 11 countries.

$CPRT Is the ACV deal not closing? Yesterday at 5pm was the deadline. Seems odd there is no PR either way.

$CPRT by October 15th we will know if the ACVA buyout is finalized, I lowkey am hoping for it to get shut down for monopoly reasons as a short term CPRT holder, we should see a pretty nice short term bounce if that happens. If your a long term CPRT holder you want this buyout to go through.

$CPRT nope we are possibly going into a recession and it’s still trading at a very high valuation. It’s a buy when it gets to 22 range.

🎯 $CPRT | BULLISH SETUP Industrials / Business Services 🐂 ⭐ Setup Quality Grade: B+ 📌 Grade Justification: • Profitability: Dominant Online Vehicle Auction Leader ($28.7B+ market cap, ~$4.2B+ annual revenue, highly profitable with 31%+ net profit margins). • Revenue Growth: Expanding global salvage network and international expansion driving revenue growth toward $4.6B+ projected. • Technical Setup: B+ Grade Rebound (Holding multi-month bottom support range around $27.00–$29.50, building base for trend reversal). • Wall St Target: +20%–35%+ Upside ($37.80 consensus price target, Tier-1 high targets up to $43.00–$45.00). 🏢 Profile: Leading provider of online vehicle auction and remarketing services globally.#cprt #optionsflow #hovdid

$CPRT Copart, the online vehicle auction company, granted CEO A. Jayson Adair options on 20M shares, about 2.2% of its 926.3M outstanding, struck from $26.27 to $52.54. The lowest 5M tranche is below the $27.895 price at 15:59 ET Oct 16, 2026 (market value ~$25.84B). In return: expected $1 salary for 10 years; vests Oct 14, 2031 if still CEO, 10%/yr to 2036 clawable if he leaves; takeover or death vests in-the-money ones early. The 8-K and signed agreement differ on the middle strikes. Holders vote at the 2026 annual meeting; rejected, it is forfeited.

$CPRT doesn't do good with high interest rates..does not mean it's a bad company...I'm adding passively here..i'll let you know when I think it's smart to get aggressive.....GLTA $SPY $QQQ

the battle between $CPRT and $RBA continues. CPRT down, RBA up. I guess that is the nature of a duopoly and market share concerns between the two.