Nautilus, Inc. Puns

Nautilus is a leading global producer of home fitness equipment known for its Bowflex and Schwinn brands of connected fitness bikes, treadmills, ellipticals, and strength training equipment. The company is the 3rd largest player (by a large margin) in the fragmented connected fitness industry. The business, led by a new CEO, has executed on a transformational turnaround in its business model. It has shifted away from being a cyclical fitness equipment maker and towards becoming a high margin, subscription-oriented connected fitness company. The redesigned products have been selling extremely well, and the connected fitness subscription numbers are growing at triple digits (albeit from a small base).

The company is valued at less than 1x sales, 7x earnings, and has 20% of its market cap in net cash on the balance sheet. The stock trades at over a 75% discount compared to public and private peers including Peloton, NordicTrack, Tonal, Tempo, and more.

Q1 numbers reported yesterday afternoon.

Excellent numbers and forward guidance confirms my viewpoint that the company has transformed its business, and at-home fitness is not going anywhere.

I am also hopeful that they can capitalize on the fact that their treadmills aren't killing children and injuring adults (referencing the mess Peloton has found itself in).

Q1 2021 Financial Highlights:

• $206.1 million revenue (+121% YoY)

  • +143.3% YoY excluding divested Octane Fitness commercial business (sold last October)
  • Blew past Q1 guidance of $145 million to $165 million (+55% to 75% YoY)
  • highest quarterly sales in 35-year company history

• $30.4 million net income (vs. $2.2 million Q1 2020)

• $0.93 earnings per share (vs. $0.07 EPS Q1 2020). beat estimates by over 100%

• $100 million net cash on balance sheet (vs. $500 million market cap)

• 6x to 8x P/E

• $179 million in order backlogs at the end of March

Apr-June 2021 Quarter Forward Guidance

• +40% to +50% YoY sales growth (+51% to +62% excluding Octane Fitness), ~$170 million in revenue
• 250,000 JRNY subscribers by March 2022
• $12 million to $14 million annual CAPEX with majority earmarked for JRNY subscription service

Blowout quarter that was even stronger than Q4 2020, which I believe most people suspected would be peak earnings for many "pandemic winners."

The business itself has continued to perform extremely well. The majority of market participants have been extremely skeptical as to whether Nautilu

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Currently looking into buying some shares. I could see them doing well in the next couple years. They do have a lot of debt but that's understandable with a large mining operation. Anyone can offer some good more analysis that I don't see yet.

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Nautilus Inc has struck again and in a shady business deal has taken possession of NPC and all of their members and territory! (To clarify, we reached a peacefully agreement and became one faction, this is for RP purposes :D). CEO of Nautilus Inc had this to say: "Tricked those silly NPC boys into selling their land for 3 peanuts and a shovel, life is good :D" All of NPC`s land will be rebranded under Nautilus Inc, and all of its members shall be absorbed!

It is with great sorrow to announce today that NEVEC Co has been formally bought out by the company Nautilus Incorporated (To be clear i am rebranding my faction). In a sly business deal this morning, Nautilus purchased the remainder of NEVEC stocks and has occupied their land! NEVEC guarantees all of their clients shipments will continue as per normal operation!

As per our agreement with Nautilus, Inc.:

1. NPC will no longer exist as a faction.
2. Nautilus, Inc. will take control of all former NPC lands.
3. Executive Outcomes has an exclusive contract with Nautilus, Inc. forbidding them from hiring any outside PMCs except EO.
4. EO will remove any structures they built on former NPC lands.
5. EO will remove war declaration.

Nautilus is involved in deep sea mining. they operate offshore of Papua New Guinea. they have several sites and worked out a deal with PNG to mine at ML154. they have core samples over all their sites that map out sediment and gives them an analysis on the amount of mineral density in the rock.

they are currently tendering a vessel suitable to lift and lower their constructed machinery (bulk cutter, collector, precision cutter). once they get a ship then they are pretty much ready to begin operation

http://www.nautilusminerals.com/s/Home.asp

was it a bad decision for me to purchase this or keep holding it?

Ok hear me out. I would absolutely LOVE an international parks event.

Think about it! There are so many unique and amazing attractions at the different parks around the world and I think it would be so cool to be able to collect them and add them to our Kingdoms.

There could be a collective international event that includes attractions and characters from parks all over the world. Or there could be events for specific parks. Tokyo Disney is the only one where I can think of attractions AND characters (Duffy and friends is HUGE there)

Ideas:

Tokyo Disney Resort

Attractions:

• Journey to the Centre of the Earth

• Pooh’s Hunny Hunt

• Monsters Inc Ride and Go Seek

• Aquatopia

Characters

• Duffy

• ShellieMay

• StellaLou

• Gelatoni

Shanghai Disney

Attractions

• Tron Lightcycles

• Pirates of the Caribbean: Battle for the Sunken Treasure

• Voyage to the Crystal Grotto

• Camp Discovery: Challenge Trails

Hong Kong Disney

Attractions

• Mystic Manor

• Ant-Man and the Wasp: Nano Battle

• RC Racer

Disneyland Paris

Attractions

• Indiana Jones and the Temple of Peril

• The Mysteries of the Nautilus

• The Dragon’s Lair

I would have a daughter

But Bill kept the Windows

True story; it even happened last night. My 5-year-old son walks up behind me and out of the blue says, "hey."

I turn to him and say, "yeah, kiddo? What's up?"

He responds, "it's dead grass."

I'm really confused and trying to figure out what's wrong and what he wants from me. "What? There's dead grass? What's wrong with that?"

.

.

.

He says, totally straight-faced, "hay is dead grass," and runs off.

And then you will all be sorry.

No it doesn't.

He replied, "Well, stop going to those places then!"

I will find you. You have my Word.

Now it’s syncing.

She said how do you know he was headed to work?

“thank you for your cervix.”

Made me smile

Mods said I'm a cereal reposter...

But now I stand corrected.

Wait. Sorry, wrong sub.

Overview

We all know Peloton as the popular home-workout brand. Is the company purely a covid play or were they always destined for success? WallStreet seems to valuate the company as a low-margin hardware company, but should that really be the case? We’ll go through some of the ins and outs of the company’s metrics, potential risks, catalysts, and a look at the company’s growth as the world re-opens from lockdowns.

Covid play or is this the new trend?

It could be debated that Peloton would not be where they are today without covid and the global lockdowns that occurred. However, were they truly a covid play or did the virus simply speed up the process of them becoming a home-workout powerhouse? The world is re-opening, but demand for their bikes are still at peak. The CEO noted in their latest earnings call (Feb-04-2021) that even with the vaccine roll-out demand for the bike has not decreased.

“We still have not seen any softening since that vaccine was announced and since the vaccine has been rolling out. We haven't seen any softening of demand.”

A look at Google search trends for the term “Peloton” as well as their traffic estimation from high-end SEO tools would also suggest that demand has remained consistent.

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Peloton has been accurate with their next-quarter guidance and they’ve been beating estimates consistently, but they seem to slightly sand-bag full-year guidance creating “easy beats”. Let’s go through a few factors that make Peloton the strong company that they are, and a deep dive into some of the growth they can expect post-covid.

Brand Loyalty

Peloton has succeeded in becoming the go-to name for in-home cycling classes, and as they expand, the in-home workout leader. Their brand-loyalty also rivals some of the best of the best. When looking at the Net Promoter Score (NPS), which is a ranking of brand loyalty, Peloton has a score in the high 90’s which is a greater score than BOTH Apple and Tesla.

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This is attributed to the high-quality content the company pushes to end-users through their pre-recorded and live classes. Users always hav

Theoretical Fizz-ics

Because you can’t ‘C’ in the dark

Nautilus is a leading global producer of home fitness equipment known for its Bowflex and Schwinn brands of connected fitness bikes, treadmills, ellipticals, and strength training equipment. The company is the 3rd largest player (by a large margin) in the fragmented connected fitness industry. The business, led by a new CEO, has executed on a transformational turnaround in its business model. It has shifted away from being a cyclical fitness equipment maker and towards becoming a high margin, subscription-oriented connected fitness company. The redesigned products have been selling extremely well, and the connected fitness subscription numbers are growing at triple digits (albeit from a small base).

The company is valued at less than 1x sales, 7x earnings, and has 20% of its market cap in net cash on the balance sheet. The stock trades at over a 75% discount compared to public and private peers including Peloton, NordicTrack, Tonal, Tempo, and more.

Q1 numbers reported yesterday afternoon.

Excellent numbers and forward guidance confirms my viewpoint that the company has transformed its business, and at-home fitness is not going anywhere.

I am also hopeful that they can capitalize on the fact that their treadmills aren't killing children and injuring adults (referencing the mess Peloton has found itself in).

Q1 2021 Financial Highlights:

• $206.1 million revenue (+121% YoY)

  • +143.3% YoY excluding divested Octane Fitness commercial business (sold last October)
  • Blew past Q1 guidance of $145 million to $165 million (+55% to 75% YoY)
  • highest quarterly sales in 35-year company history

• $30.4 million net income (vs. $2.2 million Q1 2020)

• $0.93 earnings per share (vs. $0.07 EPS Q1 2020). beat estimates by over 100%

• $100 million net cash on balance sheet (vs. $500 million market cap)

• 6x to 8x P/E

• $179 million in order backlogs at the end of March

Apr-June 2021 Quarter Forward Guidance

• +40% to +50% YoY sales growth (+51% to +62% excluding Octane Fitness), ~$170 million in revenue
• 250,000 JRNY subscribers by March 2022
• $12 million to $14 million annual CAPEX with majority earmarked for JRNY subscription service

Blowout quarter that was even stronger than Q4 2020, which I believe most people suspected would be peak earnings for many "pandemic winners."

The business itself has continued to perform extremely well. The majority of market participants have been extremely skeptical as to whether Nautilu

Nautilus is a leading global producer of home fitness equipment known for its Bowflex and Schwinn brands of connected fitness bikes, treadmills, ellipticals, and strength training equipment. The company is the 3rd largest player (by a large margin) in the fragmented connected fitness industry. The business, led by a new CEO, has executed on a transformational turnaround in its business model. It has shifted away from being a cyclical fitness equipment maker and towards becoming a high margin, subscription-oriented connected fitness company. The redesigned products have been selling extremely well, and the connected fitness subscription numbers are growing at triple digits (albeit from a small base).

The company is valued at less than 1x sales, 7x earnings, and has 20% of its market cap in net cash on the balance sheet. The stock trades at over a 75% discount compared to public and private peers including Peloton, NordicTrack, Tonal, Tempo, and more.

Q1 numbers reported yesterday afternoon.

Excellent numbers and forward guidance confirms my viewpoint that the company has transformed its business, and at-home fitness is not going anywhere.

I am also hopeful that they can capitalize on the fact that their treadmills aren't killing children and injuring adults (referencing the mess Peloton has found itself in).

Q1 2021 Financial Highlights:

• $206.1 million revenue (+121% YoY)

  • +143.3% YoY excluding divested Octane Fitness commercial business (sold last October)
  • Blew past Q1 guidance of $145 million to $165 million (+55% to 75% YoY)
  • highest quarterly sales in 35-year company history

• $30.4 million net income (vs. $2.2 million Q1 2020)

• $0.93 earnings per share (vs. $0.07 EPS Q1 2020). beat estimates by over 100%

• $100 million net cash on balance sheet (vs. $500 million market cap)

• 6x to 8x P/E

• $179 million in order backlogs at the end of March

Apr-June 2021 Quarter Forward Guidance

• +40% to +50% YoY sales growth (+51% to +62% excluding Octane Fitness), ~$170 million in revenue
• 250,000 JRNY subscribers by March 2022
• $12 million to $14 million annual CAPEX with majority earmarked for JRNY subscription service

Blowout quarter that was even stronger than Q4 2020, which I believe most people suspected would be peak earnings for many "pandemic winners."

The business itself has continued to perform extremely well. The majority of market participants have been extremely skeptical as to whether Nautilu

Nautilus is a leading global producer of home fitness equipment known for its Bowflex and Schwinn brands of connected fitness bikes, treadmills, ellipticals, and strength training equipment. The company is the 3rd largest player (by a large margin) in the fragmented connected fitness industry. The business, led by a new CEO, has executed on a transformational turnaround in its business model. It has shifted away from being a cyclical fitness equipment maker and towards becoming a high margin, subscription-oriented connected fitness company. The redesigned products have been selling extremely well, and the connected fitness subscription numbers are growing at triple digits (albeit from a small base).

The company is valued at less than 1x sales, 7x earnings, and has 20% of its market cap in net cash on the balance sheet. The stock trades at over a 75% discount compared to public and private peers including Peloton, NordicTrack, Tonal, Tempo, and more.

Q1 numbers reported yesterday afternoon.

Excellent numbers and forward guidance confirms my viewpoint that the company has transformed its business, and at-home fitness is not going anywhere.

I am also hopeful that they can capitalize on the fact that their treadmills aren't killing children and injuring adults (referencing the mess Peloton has found itself in).

Q1 2021 Financial Highlights:

• $206.1 million revenue (+121% YoY)

  • +143.3% YoY excluding divested Octane Fitness commercial business (sold last October)
  • Blew past Q1 guidance of $145 million to $165 million (+55% to 75% YoY)
  • highest quarterly sales in 35-year company history

• $30.4 million net income (vs. $2.2 million Q1 2020)

• $0.93 earnings per share (vs. $0.07 EPS Q1 2020). beat estimates by over 100%

• $100 million net cash on balance sheet (vs. $500 million market cap)

• 6x to 8x P/E

• $179 million in order backlogs at the end of March

Apr-June 2021 Quarter Forward Guidance

• +40% to +50% YoY sales growth (+51% to +62% excluding Octane Fitness), ~$170 million in revenue
• 250,000 JRNY subscribers by March 2022
• $12 million to $14 million annual CAPEX with majority earmarked for JRNY subscription service

Blowout quarter that was even stronger than Q4 2020, which I believe most people suspected would be peak earnings for many "pandemic winners."

The business itself has continued to perform extremely well. The majority of market participants have been extremely skeptical as to whether Nautilu

Nautilus is a leading global producer of home fitness equipment known for its Bowflex and Schwinn brands of connected fitness bikes, treadmills, ellipticals, and strength training equipment. The company is the 3rd largest player (by a large margin) in the fragmented connected fitness industry. The business, led by a new CEO, has executed on a transformational turnaround in its business model. It has shifted away from being a cyclical fitness equipment maker and towards becoming a high margin, subscription-oriented connected fitness company. The redesigned products have been selling extremely well, and the connected fitness subscription numbers are growing at triple digits (albeit from a small base).

The company is valued at less than 1x sales, 7x earnings, and has 20% of its market cap in net cash on the balance sheet. The stock trades at over a 75% discount compared to public and private peers including Peloton, NordicTrack, Tonal, Tempo, and more.

Q1 numbers reported yesterday afternoon.

Excellent numbers and forward guidance confirms my viewpoint that the company has transformed its business, and at-home fitness is not going anywhere.

I am also hopeful that they can capitalize on the fact that their treadmills aren't killing children and injuring adults (referencing the mess Peloton has found itself in).

Q1 2021 Financial Highlights:

• $206.1 million revenue (+121% YoY)
  • +143.3% YoY excluding divested Octane Fitness commercial business (sold last October)
  • Blew past Q1 guidance of $145 million to $165 million (+55% to 75% YoY)
  • highest quarterly sales in 35-year company history
• $30.4 million net income (vs. $2.2 million Q1 2020)
• $0.93 earnings per share (vs. $0.07 EPS Q1 2020). beat estimates by over 100%
• $100 million net cash on balance sheet (vs. $500 million market cap)
• 6x to 8x P/E
• $179 million in order backlogs at the end of March

Apr-June 2021 Quarter Forward Guidance

• +40% to +50% YoY sales growth (+51% to +62% excluding Octane Fitness), ~$170 million in revenue
• 250,000 JRNY subscribers by March 2022
• $12 million to $14 million annual CAPEX with majority earmarked for JRNY subscription service

Blowout quarter that was even stronger than Q4 2020, which I believe most people suspected would be peak earnings for many "pandemic winners."

The business itself has continued to perform extremely well. The majority of market participants have been extremely skeptical as to whether Nautilus was a one-hit pan