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But market has factored in too much growth too soon.
Buying a stock that has doubled in a year and become a “market darling” is hard work for value investors. It gets even harder when the company has declining return on equity (ROE), patchy earnings per share (EPS) growth, high debt, and an aggressive growth strategy.
Based on its current valuation, the market seems to think FlexiGroup can do no wrong. The fast-growing provider of consumer and retail point-of-sale finance has done remarkably well after raising $264 million through an Initial Public Offering in 2006.