RUSH ENTERPRISES INC \TX\

RUSHA
About the company

Rush Enterprises, Inc., through its subsidiaries, operates as an integrated retailer of commercial vehicles and related services in the United States and Canada. The company operates a network of commercial vehicle dealerships under the Rush Truck Centers name. Its Rush Truck Centers primarily sell commercial vehicles manufactured by Peterbilt, International, Hino, Ford, Isuzu, IC Bus, Blue Bird, Blue Arc and Battle Motors.

Country: United StatesPrice: $45.15Market Cap: $5.2B

Investment snapshot

35%positive consensus
Scored 1d ago

Positive

6

BUY / PASS

Neutral / negative

5 / 5

NEUTRAL / FAIL

Median fair value

$55.80

+23.6% vs price

Models with upside

5 / 17

Positive margin of safety

Strongest signal

7 of 10 pass — Lynch, Ackman and Oshaughnessy object

Key risk

14 of 16 flag RUSHA's profitability — Graham, Buffett, Lynch +11 more

Framework analysis

VerdictMeaning
BUYPositive purchase signal: the framework's buy requirements are met.
PASSThe company clears the framework's checklist or screen, but the framework does not produce a buy signal. For valuation frameworks this often means margin of safety is missing, insufficient, or unavailable; some screen-only frameworks have no intrinsic-value BUY state.
NEUTRALNeither a positive nor negative conclusion. It does not mean to hold an existing position.
FAILThe company does not clear the framework's requirements.
RankedRanked strategies do not use PASS: selected cohort is BUY, outside the cohort is FAIL, and unranked is NEUTRAL.

Current investor scores use trailing 12-month flows and the latest balance sheet where supported. Multi-year and EPS tests retain annual history; each framework shows its financial basis below. Intrinsic values use annual financials.

MetricGraham

Defensive Value

Buffett

Quality Compounder

Lynch

GARP

Greenblatt

Magic Formula

Piotroski

F-Score

Dreman

Contrarian Value

Munger

Quality Focus

Pabrai

Dhandho Framework

Akre

Three-Legged Stool

Marks

Risk-Aware Value

Ackman

Activist Value

Templeton

Global Bargain Hunter

Sleep

Scale Economies Shared

Asness

Systematic Factors

Neff

Low-P/E Total Return

Schloss

Asset-Value Discipline

O'Shaughnessy

Systematic Factor Composite

VerdictPASSNEUTRALFAILFAIL · Rank #953 (Top 30.8%)NEUTRALFAILBUYNEUTRALFAILNEUTRALPASSPASSBUYBUYNEUTRALFAILFAIL
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Intrinsic Value (annual)N/AN/AN/AN/AN/AN/AN/AN/AN/A
Margin of Safety-0.8%-164.0%N/A-0.7%N/A+18.9%+56.7%+19.2%+32.2%N/A+25.5%N/AN/AN/AN/AN/AN/A
Financial Basis

TTM ended 2026-09-30 · Balance sheet at 2026-09-30 · Annual history · FY 2025

Latest source filing: 2026-11-06

Score computed: 2026-11-14

Annual history · FY 2025 · TTM ended 2026-09-30

Latest source filing: 2026-11-06

Score computed: 2026-11-14

Annual history · FY 2025 · Balance sheet at 2026-09-30 · TTM ended 2026-09-30 vs 2025-09-30 · TTM ended 2026-09-30

Latest source filing: 2026-11-06

Score computed: 2026-11-14

TTM ended 2026-09-30

Latest source filing: 2026-11-06

Score computed: 2026-11-14

Annual history · FY 2025

Latest source filing: 2026-02-25

Score computed: 2026-11-14

Annual history · FY 2025 · TTM ended 2026-09-30 · Balance sheet at 2026-09-30 · Market data at 2026-11-01

Latest source filing: 2026-11-06

Score computed: 2026-11-14

Qualitative assessment · Annual history · FY 2025 · TTM ended 2026-09-30 · Balance sheet at 2026-09-30

Latest source filing: 2026-11-06

Score computed: 2026-11-14

Qualitative assessment · Annual history · FY 2025

Latest source filing: 2026-02-25

Score computed: 2026-11-14

Annual history · FY 2025 · Qualitative assessment · TTM ended 2026-09-30 · Balance sheet at 2026-09-30

Latest source filing: 2026-11-06

Score computed: 2026-11-14

Annual history · FY 2025 · TTM ended 2026-09-30 · Qualitative assessment

Latest source filing: 2026-11-06

Score computed: 2026-11-14

Annual history · FY 2025 · TTM ended 2026-09-30 · Balance sheet at 2026-09-30 · Market data at 2026-11-01

Latest source filing: 2026-11-06

Score computed: 2026-11-14

Annual history · FY 2025 · Price history 2025-01-01–2026-11-01 · Balance sheet at 2026-09-30

Latest source filing: 2026-11-06

Score computed: 2026-11-14

Annual history · FY 2025 · Qualitative assessment

Latest source filing: 2026-02-25

Score computed: 2026-11-14

TTM ended 2026-09-30 · Balance sheet at 2026-09-30 · Price history 2025-01-01–2026-11-01 · Annual history · FY 2025

Latest source filing: 2026-11-06

Score computed: 2026-11-14

Annual history · FY 2025 · TTM ended 2026-09-30

Latest source filing: 2026-11-06

Score computed: 2026-11-14

Annual history · FY 2025 · Balance sheet at 2026-09-30

Latest source filing: 2026-11-06

Score computed: 2026-11-14

TTM ended 2026-09-30 · Annual history · FY 2025 · Price history 2025-01-01–2026-11-01

Latest source filing: 2026-11-06

Score computed: 2026-11-14

Where It Passes

  • Cash Flow70% pass✓ 9✗ 3▾

    7 of 10 pass — Lynch, Ackman and Oshaughnessy object

    Free Cash Flow Proxy$116.8M
    ✓BuffettPositive and growing
    FCF Positive and Growing$59.4M
    ✗LynchPositive and growing
    Operating Cash Flow$861.8M
    ✓PiotroskiCFO > 0
    (CFO / Total Assets) vs ROACFO/Assets=19.45%, ROA=5.95%
    ✓PiotroskiCFO/Assets > ROA
    Price / (CFO / Shares)4.2x
    ✓Dreman< 8x
    P/E or FCF YieldP/E=13.8x, FCF Yield=8.8%
    ✓PabraiP/E < 15 or FCF Yield > 10%
    FCF Positive9/17 years FCF positive
    ✓MarksPositive FCF in majority of recent years
    (OCF - CapEx) / Market Cap1.6%
    ✗Ackman>= 4%
    Price / FCF per Share7.9x
    ✓Ackman<= 25
    Positive Operating Cash Flow frequency23/24 years positive
    ✓SleepPositive OCF in >= 70% of available years
    Operating Cash Flow - Capital Expenditures$59.4M
    ✓Neff> $0 (app proxy for a strong fundamental case)
    (Operating cash flow - capex) / market capitalization+1.13%; #2379/4519 (top 52.6%)
    ✗OshaughnessyTop 10% of eligible cross-section
  • Debt & Leverage67% pass✓ 11✗ 4▾

    8 of 12 pass — Lynch, Dreman, Asness +1 more object

    LT Debt vs Net Current AssetsLT Debt $269.7M vs NCA $713.2M
    ✓GrahamLT Debt <= Net Current Assets
    Debt/Equity & Interest CoverageD/E: 0.11, IC: 12.2x
    ✓BuffettD/E < 0.5 AND Interest Coverage > 5x
    Total Debt / Equity0.11
    ✓Lynch< 0.33
    Cash - Long-term Debt$-43.3M
    ✗LynchPositive preferred
    LT Debt / Total Assets Change8.85% -> 6.20%
    ✓PiotroskiDecreased YoY
    Current Assets / Current Liabilities1.44
    ✗Dreman> 1.5✗SchlossCurrent ratio >= 1.50x (app cutoff)
    Total Debt / Shareholders' Equity0.11
    ✓Dreman< 0.8✓Templeton< 1.0 (fixed cap; proxy for below-sector-median leverage)✓SchlossD/E < 1.00x
    Debt Levels0.11
    ✓MungerDebt/Equity < 0.5✓AkreDebt/Equity < 0.3
    Interest Coverage & Debt/EBITDAIC=12.2x, D/EBITDA=0.4x
    ✓MarksInterest Coverage > 3x; Debt/EBITDA < 4x
    Total Debt / Shareholders Equity0.11
    ✓Ackman<= 1.0
    Negative debt-to-equity (higher means less debt)-0.1127; #1338/4210 (top 31.8%)
    ✗AsnessTop 30% of eligible cross-section
  • Valuation models63% pass✓ 5✗ 3▾

    Models split on RUSHA at $45.15 — fair values range $17.10–$104.26

    Graham fair value$44.81
    ✗Graham-0.8% margin vs $45.15
    Buffett fair value$17.10
    ✗Buffett-164.0% margin vs $45.15
    Greenblatt fair value$44.83
    ✗Greenblatt-0.7% margin vs $45.15
    Dreman fair value$55.70
    ✓Dreman+18.9% margin vs $45.15
    Munger fair value$104.26
    ✓Munger+56.7% margin vs $45.15
    Pabrai fair value$55.90
    ✓Pabrai+19.2% margin vs $45.15
    Akre fair value$66.60
    ✓Akre+32.2% margin vs $45.15
    Ackman fair value$60.61
    ✓Ackman+25.5% margin vs $45.15

Where It Falls Short

  • Profitability13% pass✓ 11✗ 24▾

    14 of 16 flag RUSHA's profitability — Graham, Buffett, Lynch +11 more

    Net income / market capitalization+5.27%; #1597/6340 (top 25.2%)
    ✓AsnessTop 30% of eligible cross-section✗OshaughnessyTop 10% of eligible cross-section
    Positive EPS (10 years)17/28 years positive
    ✗GrahamPositive EPS every year for 10 years
    EPS Growth (3-yr avg, 10-yr window)
    ✗Graham>= 33% growth
    Net Income Positive (10+ years)26/28 years positive
    ✗BuffettPositive every year for 10+ years
    ROE (up to 5-year arithmetic mean)16.7%
    ✓Buffett> 15% arithmetic mean (app rule)
    Operating Margin (10-yr trend)5.3% (latest)
    ✓BuffettStable or rising over 10 years
    Free Cash Flow Proxy$116.8M
    ✓BuffettPositive and growing
    Earnings Variance (10-yr CoV)
    ✗BuffettCoV < 0.3
    Retained Earnings Effectiveness
    ✗Buffett$1 retained -> > $1 market value created
    Basic earnings-growth PEG (dividends excluded)
    ✗Lynch< 1.0 (ideally < 0.5)
    3-5 Year EPS CAGR
    ✗Lynch15-30% (Fast Grower); > 0% to pass
    ROE11.6%
    ✗Lynch> 15%
    EBIT / Enterprise Value7.2%
    ✗Greenblatt> 10%
    Earnings Yield + ROC AssessmentEY=7.2%, ROC=17.4%
    ✗GreenblattBoth EY > 10% and ROC > 25%
    Net Income / Total Assets5.95%
    ✓PiotroskiROA > 0
    ROA Change YoY6.59% -> 5.95% (delta: -0.63%)
    ✗PiotroskiCurrent ROA > Prior ROA
    (CFO / Total Assets) vs ROACFO/Assets=19.45%, ROA=5.95%
    ✓PiotroskiCFO/Assets > ROA
    Gross Margin Change YoY19.6% -> 19.6%
    ✓PiotroskiImproved YoY
    Pre-Tax Income / Revenue4.7%
    ✗Dreman>= 8%
    Net Income / Shareholders' Equity11.6%
    ✗Dreman> 12%
    Margin of SafetyP/E=13.8x, P/B=1.7x
    ✓PabraiP/B < 1.5 or P/E < 15
    Return on Equity14.9% (3-yr avg)
    ✗AkreROE > 20% (3-year avg)
    Discount to Intrinsic Value18.9% (IV=$55.70 vs Price=$45.15)
    ✗Marks>= 20% below intrinsic value
    Positive Net Income Frequency26/26 years positive
    ✓MarksPositive net income in >= 7 of last 10 years
    Operating Income / Revenue5.1%
    ✗Ackman>= 15%
    Net Income / Shareholders Equity11.6%
    ✗Ackman>= 15%
    5-Year EPS CAGR
    ✗Templeton> 0% (5-year EPS CAGR)
    Operating Margin Trend6.5% (2023) -> 5.3% (2025)
    ✗TempletonNon-negative operating-margin trend over 3 years
    Revenue growth vs. gross and operating margin trendgross margin 20.1% -> 19.6%, operating margin 6.5% -> 5.3%
    ✗SleepRevenue rising; gross margin flat or falling; operating margin holding
    Gross profit / total assets+30.41%; #1406/3702 (top 38.0%)
    ✗AsnessTop 30% of eligible cross-section
    Net income / positive book equity+11.55%; #1575/5226 (top 30.1%)
    ✗AsnessTop 30% of eligible cross-section
    Negative 5-year standard deviation of ROA-0.0147; #1133/5884 (top 19.3%)
    ✓AsnessTop 30% of eligible cross-section
    3-5 Year Diluted EPS CAGR
    ✗Neff7%-20% annualized
    Positive Diluted-EPS Years10/10 years positive
    ✓Schloss>= 70% positive over 5-10 observed years (app rule)
  • Growth13% pass✓ 2✗ 11▾

    7 of 8 flag RUSHA's growth — Graham, Lynch, Dreman +4 more

    EPS Growth (3-yr avg, 10-yr window)
    ✗Graham>= 33% growth
    Basic earnings-growth PEG (dividends excluded)
    ✗Lynch< 1.0 (ideally < 0.5)
    3-5 Year EPS CAGR
    ✗Lynch15-30% (Fast Grower); > 0% to pass
    Inventory Growth vs Revenue GrowthInv: 3.6% vs Rev: -2.6%
    ✗LynchInventory growth < Revenue growth
    EPS Growth Direction
    ✗DremanPositive over recent years
    EPS CAGR
    ✗Dreman> 5% annualized
    Positive Net Income Frequency26/26 years positive
    ✓MarksPositive net income in >= 7 of last 10 years
    3yr Median Revenue Growth-1.5%
    ✗Ackman>= 5%
    Positive EPS Growth Frequency
    ✗AckmanPositive EPS growth in >= 3 of last 5 years
    5-Year EPS CAGR
    ✗Templeton> 0% (5-year EPS CAGR)
    Revenue growth vs. gross and operating margin trendgross margin 20.1% -> 19.6%, operating margin 6.5% -> 5.3%
    ✗SleepRevenue rising; gross margin flat or falling; operating margin holding
    5-year Revenue CAGR9.4%
    ✓SleepCAGR > 7%
    3-5 Year Diluted EPS CAGR
    ✗Neff7%-20% annualized
  • Valuation23% pass✓ 10✗ 18▾

    10 of 13 flag RUSHA's valuation — Graham, Lynch, Greenblatt +7 more

    Net income / market capitalization+5.27%; #1597/6340 (top 25.2%)
    ✓AsnessTop 30% of eligible cross-section✗OshaughnessyTop 10% of eligible cross-section
    Price / 3-yr avg EPS12.2x
    ✓Graham<= 15x
    Price-to-Book Ratio1.7x
    ✗Graham<= 1.5x
    P/E x P/B20.10
    ✓Graham<= 22.5
    Basic earnings-growth PEG (dividends excluded)
    ✗Lynch< 1.0 (ideally < 0.5)
    EBIT / Enterprise Value7.2%
    ✗Greenblatt> 10%
    Earnings Yield + ROC AssessmentEY=7.2%, ROC=17.4%
    ✗GreenblattBoth EY > 10% and ROC > 25%
    Price / EPS13.8x
    ✗Dreman< 12x✗Templeton< 12x (fixed ceiling; proxy for the market's cheapest 40%)
    Price / (CFO / Shares)4.2x
    ✓Dreman< 8x
    Price / Book Value per Share1.7x
    ✗Dreman< 1.2x✗Templeton< 1.5x✗SchlossP/B <= 0.80x (app cutoff)
    Valuation ReasonablenessP/E=13.8x, OE Yield=3.2%
    ✓MungerP/E < 25 or Owner Earnings Yield > 5%
    P/E or FCF YieldP/E=13.8x, FCF Yield=8.8%
    ✓PabraiP/E < 15 or FCF Yield > 10%
    P/B or P/E vs. Historical AverageP/E=13.8x, P/B=1.7x
    ✓MarksP/E < 15 or P/B < 2.0
    Discount to Intrinsic Value18.9% (IV=$55.70 vs Price=$45.15)
    ✗Marks>= 20% below intrinsic value
    Price / FCF per Share7.9x
    ✓Ackman<= 25
    Price vs. Trailing Low108% of trailing low ($41.70)
    ✓Templeton<= 120% of trailing low (certified split-adjusted live window)
    Positive book equity / market capitalization+0.4564; #3045/6449 (top 47.2%)
    ✗AsnessTop 30% of eligible cross-section
    Price / Diluted EPS13.8x
    ✓NeffP/E <= 15x (app proxy for a P/E 40%-60% below the market)
    (EPS CAGR % + Dividend Yield %) / P/E
    ✗Neff> 0.7 (Neff's published traditional edge)
    Price / Tangible Book Value per Share2.07x
    ✗SchlossP/TBV <= 1.00x (app cutoff)
    Book Value per Share Change
    ✗SchlossLatest BVPS >= earliest BVPS over >= 3 years (app rule)
    Revenue / market capitalization+1.4238; #1396/5247 (top 26.6%)
    ✗OshaughnessyTop 10% of eligible cross-section
    (Operating cash flow - capex) / market capitalization+1.13%; #2379/4519 (top 52.6%)
    ✗OshaughnessyTop 10% of eligible cross-section
    Trailing six-month price return through the evaluation date-34.88%; #4620/6202 (top 74.5%)
    ✗OshaughnessyTop 10% of eligible cross-section
  • Efficiency25% pass✓ 3✗ 8▾

    6 of 8 flag RUSHA's efficiency — Graham, Greenblatt, Piotroski +3 more

    Current Ratio1.44
    ✗Graham>= 2.0
    ROIC (3-5 yr avg)16.9%
    ✓Buffett> 10%
    ROIC - WACC+6.9%
    ✓BuffettPositive (WACC = 10%)
    EBIT / (NWC + Net Fixed Assets)17.4%
    ✗Greenblatt> 25%
    Current Ratio Change YoY1.45 -> 1.40
    ✗PiotroskiIncreased YoY
    Revenue / Total Assets Change YoY1.69x -> 1.68x
    ✗PiotroskiImproved YoY
    Current Assets / Current Liabilities1.44
    ✗Dreman> 1.5
    Return on Invested Capital11.2%
    ✗Munger> 15%
    ROIC (high and growing)FY2023: ROIC=17.4%; FY2024: ROIC=14.3%; FY2025: ROIC=12.6%
    ✗AkreLatest 3 consecutive FYs: ROIC > 15% in each
    Reinvestment Rate x ROIC8.7% (RR=78% x ROIC=11.2%)
    ✗AkreReinvestment Rate * ROIC > 10%
    ROIC (5-year)5/5 years above 12% (latest 12.6%)
    ✓SleepROIC > 12% in a majority of years
  • Verdicts50% pass✓ 6✗ 6▾

    Split decision: 5 NEUTRAL · 5 FAIL · 3 PASS · 3 BUY

    Overall verdict
    ✓GrahamPASS (4/9)•BuffettNEUTRAL (6/9)✗LynchFAIL (1/7)✗GreenblattRank #953•PiotroskiNEUTRAL (F-Score 6)✗DremanFAIL (3/11)✓MungerBUY (3/4)•PabraiNEUTRAL (2/3)✗AkreFAIL (2/6)•MarksNEUTRAL (4/5)✓AckmanPASS (4/9)✓TempletonPASS (4/8)✓SleepBUY (5/6)✓AsnessBUY (Rank #555/2370 (Top 23.4%))•NeffNEUTRAL (4/6)✗SchlossFAIL (3/7)✗OshaughnessyFAIL (Rank #695/963 (Top 72.2%))

Business & financials

Financial snapshot: annual FY 2025. Current investor scores may use newer quarterly data.

Company Profile

Industry: Retail
SIC Sector: Auto Dealers & Gas Stations
Size: Mid Cap($5.2B)
Revenue: $7.4B-4.7% YoY
Net Income: $263.8M-13.3% YoY

Financial Snapshot

Operating Margin5.3%
Return on Equity12.0%
Debt / Equity0.12
Current Ratio1.40
EPS (Diluted)$3.27−12.1% 1y
Buybacks (1y)$194.9M
Buybacks (2y)$210.7M
Shares Retired1.3% / 3.6% 2y

Shareholder Return

Fiscal 2025

Retired 1.3% of shares last year, 3.6% over two.

Buybacks
$194.9M
Dividends
$58.3M

What drove EPS

A buyback raises earnings per share without the company earning more. This splits each year's change into the two.

FY22
64.3% = 62.1% + 1.3%
FY23
−39.4% = −11.3% + −31.7%
FY24
−10.4% = −12.4% + 2.3%
FY25
−12.1% = −13.3% + 1.4%
Earnings Fewer shares More shares

The two parts do not sum exactly to the total — the difference is the cross-term, plus preferred capital where the company has any. It is left visible rather than distributed into the other two.

Share count is the denominator the filer used for diluted EPS, recovered as net income ÷ EPS — not the balance-sheet count, which is a point-in-time figure and would put the timing difference into this split. Years with a loss are omitted: a smaller share count makes a loss per share larger, so the decomposition inverts.

Company Financials

Latest TTM and quarters alongside annual years

TTM sums four consecutive quarters and uses the latest quarter-end balances. Quarter columns show three-month results; annual columns show full-year totals. Growth compares the same period a year earlier. EPS is not added for TTM; full-year ratios are blank for quarters.

The latest annual period end is unavailable. Showing the latest fiscal cycle’s quarters; quarter and annual columns may overlap. Quarterly shows the full quarter history.

MetricTTM · 2026-09-30

2025-10-01 – 2026-09-30

Sources · derived quarter values

Derived from cumulative filings: revenue, net income, operating income, gross profit, ebit, pre tax income, interest expense, operating cash flow, depreciation amortization, capex, dividends paid, buybacks.

Q3 FY 2026

2026-07-01 – 2026-09-30

Sources · derived quarter values

Derived from cumulative filings: operating cash flow, depreciation amortization, capex, dividends paid, buybacks.

Q2 FY 2026

2026-04-01 – 2026-06-30

Sources · derived quarter values

Derived from cumulative filings: operating cash flow, depreciation amortization, capex, dividends paid.

Q1 FY 2026

2026-01-01 – 2026-03-31

Sources
FY 2025
Sources
  • 10-K · 2026-02-25
FY 2024
Sources
  • 10-K · 2025-02-24
FY 2023
Sources
  • 10-K · 2024-02-23
FY 2022
Sources
  • 10-K · 2023-02-23
FY 2021
Sources
  • 10-K · 2022-02-24
Market Cap$5.2Bcurrent------$5.2Best.$5.0Best.$3.6Best.$2.0Best.$1.9Best.
Revenue$7.5B↓3%$2.1B↑12%$1.9B↓2%$1.7B↓9%$7.4B↓5%$7.8B↓2%$7.9B↑12%$7.1B↑39%$5.1B
Operating Income$379.0M↓9%$108.0M↑8%$97.2M↓12%$82.2M↓11%$393.8M↓16%$468.1M↓9%$512.4M↑1%$506.1M↑64%$309.0M
Net Income$276.6M↑1%$78.0M↑17%$72.8M$61.5M↑2%$263.8M↓13%$304.2M↓12%$347.1M↓11%$391.4M↑62%$241.4M
EPS (Diluted)--$0.65↓22%$0.91↑1%$0.77↑5%$3.27↓12%$3.72↓10%$4.15↓39%$6.85↑64%$4.17
Gross Margin19.3%18.3%↓8%19.0%↓3%20.4%↑6%19.6%19.6%↓2%20.1%↓4%20.9%↓2%21.3%
Operating Margin5.1%↓6%5.1%↓4%5.1%↓10%4.9%↓2%5.3%↓12%6.0%↓7%6.5%↓9%7.1%↑18%6.0%
ROE11.6%↓7%———12.0%↓16%14.2%↓23%18.6%↓17%22.4%↑36%16.5%
Total Debt$269.8M↑3%$269.8M↑3%$282.7M↓32%$277.8M↓37%$274.9M↓38%$446.9M↓1%$450.1M↑48%$304.6M↓16%$361.6M
Shareholders' Equity$2.4B↑8%$2.4B↑8%$2.3B↑8%$2.3B↑5%$2.2B↑3%$2.1B↑14%$1.9B↑7%$1.7B↑19%$1.5B
Current Ratio1.44↑6%1.44↑6%1.45↑4%1.46↑2%1.40↓3%1.45↑7%1.35↑3%1.31↓1%1.32
Debt / Equity0.11↓5%0.11↓5%0.12↓37%0.12↓40%0.12↓40%0.21↓13%0.24↑38%0.17↓29%0.25
Operating Cash Flow$370.5M↓68%$63.9M↓83%$133.3M↓41%$60.4M↓61%$861.8M↑39%$619.5M↑110%$295.7M$294.4M↓30%$422.3M
Free Cash Flow$59.4M↓91%-$17.8M↓107%$51.0M↓55%-$5.6M↓112%$462.0M↑148%$186.5M↑355%-$73.2M↓243%$51.3M↓80%$255.2M

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RUSHA vs Peers — Financial Grading

Revenue$7.4BBottom 25%
Net Income$263.8MBottom 25%
ROE12.0%Bottom 25%
D/E0.12Median
Op. Margin5.3%Median
Curr. Ratio1.40Top 25%
CompanyMarket CapPriceRevenueNet IncomeROED/EOp. MarginCurr. RatioGrahamBuffettLynchGreenblattPiotroskiDreman
COSTCO WHOLESALE CORP /NEWCOST$490.2B$1106.21$275.2B$8.1B27.8%0.203.8%1.032/95/96/71/3F-Score 63/11
HOME DEPOT, INC.HD$347.9B$348.69$164.7B$14.2B110.5%4.0012.7%1.063/95/93/71/3F-Score 43/11
TJX COMPANIES INC /DE/TJX$148.4B$134.37$60.4B$5.5B53.9%0.28—1.143/96/97/71/3F-Score 74/11
FASTENAL COFAST$63.3B$55.19$8.2B$1.3B31.9%0.0320.2%4.854/97/95/71/3F-Score 75/11
AUTOZONE INCAZO$52.5B$3259.70$18.9B$2.5B-73.2%-2.6119.1%0.883/96/92/71/3F-Score 64/11
KROGER COKR$41.8B$70.80$147.6B$1.0B17.1%2.681.3%0.803/94/93/70/3F-Score 73/11
WILLIAMS SONOMA INCWSM$29.9B$254.05$7.8B$1.1B52.3%—18.1%1.393/96/93/71/3F-Score 53/11
CASEYS GENERAL STORES INCCASY$26.3B$712.08$17.6B$714.4M18.1%0.62—1.013/93/92/70/3F-Score 93/11