CarMax, Inc. (NYSE:KMX) underwent various changes as its shares were bought and sold by numerous investment groups. Despite the fluctuating performance, KBC Group NV and Morningstar Investment Services LLC increased their stakes in CarMax, hinting at their bet in the company's future gains. Recent quarters saw CarMax's performance fall short of Wall Street estimates, with Q1 and Q4 earnings missing, leading to significant stock drops. However, some recommend buying the dip, believing the company is undervalued. Predicted earnings for Q1 and Q2 in 2025 are set at $0.44 and $0.92 per share, respectively. Despite this, CarMax's performance underperformed compared to competitors on various occasions. While CarMax deals with vehicle affordability issues that affect demand, optimistic sentiments grew in the past week despite a one-year decline in earnings. Additionally, CarMax announced the raising of $1.25 billion in a bond sale following its profit miss. Wedbush reiterated an outperform rating for CarMax, reaffirming confidence in its future recovery. While there were concerns around capital allocation trends and the impact of rising interest rates, there's speculation that CarMax could be a lucrative investment for some.
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