Investors have been souring on Lemonade (NASDAQ: NYSE:LMND) for the past several months after the stock price peaked in early January. There have been a multitude of reasons for the decline including broad reasons like investors rotating
Lemonade: A Very High Upside Insurance Investment
Summary
- Lemonade has been showing very strong fundamental growth, while also showing a nascent ability to diversify its business across numerous insurance products.
- Investors have been disappointed recently that there is no firm date for the debut of Lemonade Car insurance.
- Lemonade is stepping down their reinsurance quota share from 75% to 70%, as they also complete a favorable reinsurance renewal.
- The company is a buy at current prices for aggressive investors willing to speculate in a very high upside, speculative stock.
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