Smith & Wesson Holding Corporation (SWHC): Here’s What Gives

But even so, paying just 10.2 times free cash flow for Smith & Wesson stock that could grow at 13% is already a pretty good deal. And if I’m wrong about S&W’s growth rate — if it does keep growing faster than its peers — then that just makes the stock an even better bargain.

Long story short, I think last week’s panicked sell-off of Smith & Wesson stock was an overreaction. This stock’s cheap enough that you can probably go ahead, pull the trigger, and buy.

The article Should You Be Scared of Smith & Wesson Stock? originally appeared on Fool.com and is written by Rich Smith.

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