
$ROOT for the next 1000X+ RE Investor/Developer & Entrepreneur Founder 14+ Years in Financial Markets 2024-NH Top 7 Realtors By FastExpert | 40u40 Torchbearer
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Andy Yau retweeted
Replying to @DovySimuMMA @aaronbronsteter
Thats why yall shouldnt belive what stupid "youtbers" says, i heard alot that Van is a very small for fly weight
Andy Yau retweeted
if $root reaches industry avg margin, we're looking about a look-through PE of 6. Ask yourself whether you think the growth will be high enough to justify a 6 PE. Next consider the likelihood of better than avg margins being built on modern systems, no technical debt etc.
Andy Yau retweeted
$ROOT is seeking a dozen different positions to be filled with interns starting mid 2026.
Mold talented interns to the company's culture and systems, then hire the ones that fit best among them permanently. 馃檪
Andy Yau retweeted
$ROOT one word stuck out in Q3 earnings: "Accelerate"
Never heard it used so much in one earnings call.
Andy Yau retweeted
The bull case for $ROOT is that they're already the lowest cost provider for auto insurance when you try to get insurance from $SOFI or $GSHD.
And with that, SoFi and Goosehead can easily sell Root insurance coverage to their clients.
Replying to @TheBrilliantBu1
institutional ownership of $ROOT continues to creep up, with massive buys throughout from todays filings. Blackrock coming through with 178K shares added, bringing their position to 6%~.
institutions now own 86.33% of $ROOT according to fintel. Thats not inclusive of insider ownership of ~12%, and some overlap of fund trackers(25%+).
shares are getting pretty tight here for shorts.
Andy Yau retweeted
Low wish to full port into $ROOT with 2X leverage and chill on the beach for next year
Andy Yau retweeted
12/ Root
$ROOT trades for a P/E of 24, despite growing in one of the least disrupted industries, insurance.
Root Insurance is changing auto insurance by using real driving data rather than inaccurate demographic averages, allowing it to price risk more fairly and accurately.
This tech-driven model strongly appeals to younger, mobile-first customers and gives Root a structural advantage as usage-based insurance continues gaining adoption across the industry.
The company has also made clear progress in improving profitability. By tightening underwriting standards and reducing acquisition costs through strategic partnerships with Carvana and Hyundai.
The long-term opportunity remains highly attractive.
The US auto insurance market is massive, and even modest market share gains can drive meaningful revenue expansion. As Root continues refining its pricing models and expanding distribution, its data advantage compounds.
But the company is already looking to expand to new insurance verticals, further increasing TAM.























