Shares have declined 5.4% over the past year. The average Latham Group price target of $24.50 implies that the stock has downside potential of 4.9% from current levels. The Street is cautiously optimistic about the stock and has a Moderate Buy consensus rating based on 4 Buys and 2 Holds. The analyst, however, raised the price target from $18 to $24, which implies downside potential of 6.9% from current levels. Recently, Morgan Stanley analyst Joshua Pokrzywinski reiterated a Hold rating on the stock. If a Radiant Pool owner should sell their pool, whether directly or through the sale of their home, the new owner is issued their own lifetime warranty certificate. See Top Smart Score Stocks on TipRanks > Price Target Radiant Pools offer a Non-Prorated, Fully Transferable Lifetime Warranty against manufacturing defects for as long as you own your pool. Heat gained from the sun is retained, maintaining water temperature even overnight, when other types of pools lose up to 10 F. Radiant Pools primarily serves the Northeastern U.S., giving us the opportunity to roll its outstanding products across North America in partnership with Latham’s industry-leading dealer network.” Radiant Pools R-10 insulated walls resist heat loss more efficiently than any other type of pool wall. The CEO of Latham Group, Scott Rajeski, said, “Radiant Pools is an excellent addition to Latham’s product portfolio since it complements our existing business and enables us to expand our addressable market.
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