Why I invested $100 in Darling Ingredients

Join me as I invest $100 weekly into the stock market, documenting each step to demystify the investment process. This episode focuses on how I selected Darling Ingredients as this week's investment, offering insights into the company's potential and my research methodology.
📊 What You'll Discover:
- An in-depth look at my investment process using stock analysis websites and other tools to identify promising stocks.
- A detailed case study on Darling Ingredients, exploring what the company does and its market potential.
📈 Key Investment Insights:
- Step-by-step guide on evaluating stocks, including financial metrics, business model clarity, and market positioning.
- Tips for new investors on approaching stock research and making informed decisions.
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What Darling Ingredients does:
- Turns animal by-products, used cooking oil, and leftover bakery goods into usable products.
- Produces ingredients for pharmaceuticals, food, pet food, feed, fuel, and fertilizers.
- Operates globally, transforming waste into sustainable resources.
Business model:
- Collects and recycles animal-based and bakery residuals into high-value products.
- Focuses on sustainability, supporting the circular economy by reducing waste.
- Diverse product range meets demand in various industries, driving revenue.
CEO's reputation:
- Known for leadership in sustainability and growth strategy.
- Recognized for expanding the company's global footprint and product offerings.
- Praised for commitment to environmental stewardship and corporate responsibility.
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[@teencred9430]

Could it also be that they gained so many employees recently due to an M&A deal being completed or expansion into international markets?

[@lilaniz]

That’s right. That could be one of the reasons. But recently the company they acquired just had 250 employees.

[@user-vy2cq1kq6u]

if the stock goes down 50% you'll sell it? Even if nothing with the fundementals has changed? If nothign has changed but the stock price has gone down, I would double down and buy more. If the price is 50% down and something has fundementally changed then I would make that decision etc.

[@lilaniz]

If a stock goes down 50%, my pain threshold triggers a sell signal. Even if the fundamentals haven’t changed, having an exit plan is crucial to manage risk. This approach helps me maintain discipline and frees up capital to invest in other companies.