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1. Introduction
Modern people suffer from chronic muscle pain due to the habit of sitting for a long time at home or work. They use a variety of methods including drug treatments and manual therapy
The Joint Corp. Can Relieve You From High Inflation Pain
Summary
- The Joint Corp. is the largest provider of chiropractic care in the U.S., and its stock provides great upside potentials from secular healthcare trends.
- The company is a value compounder with significant growth opportunities and strong economic moats.
- Steep price decline from unsustainably high price a year ago as well as recent bear market made The Joint Corp.'s stock price depressed, which gives a good entry point.
- The Joint Corp. is well positioned to withstand the worrying macroeconomic factors including recent rising interest rates, energy crisis, and geopolitical risks.
In the world of equity investing, the dominant narrative often revolves around growth stories—rising revenues, market expansion, and disruptive innovations. While growth is an essential component of valuation, it is far from the only factor that determines long-term investment success.Coming from a credit bond investing background, I have always approached investments with a different lens—one rooted in cash flows, capital structure, and capital allocation. In credit markets, survival and long-term sustainability take precedence over aggressive expansion. The ability of a company to generate consistent free cash flows, manage debt effectively, and allocate capital wisely often determines whether it can weather economic downturns and emerge stronger. I believe these same principles can be utilized to enhance success in equity investing
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