Why You Should Consider Buying Flutter's Stock After a Recent Sell-Off

Investing in Flutter Entertainment could be a smart move, according to Wells Fargo. The company's stock took a hit recently, dropping by nearly 9% after news of potential higher taxes in the UK's gambling industry. But don't let that scare you off, says analyst Daniel Politzer. He believes the sell-off creates a good opportunity to buy the stock, known as FLUT, which is the parent company of FanDuel. Politzer points out that even though taxes might go up, larger companies like FLUT can handle these changes better than smaller ones. With FLUT having the top spot in the UK market and a 30% share, it's in a strong position. This means the company can better absorb any increases in taxes. Politzer has increased the predicted price target for FLUT to $295 per share, suggesting a potential 34% increase from last Friday's closing price. This year alone, the stock has already risen by about 23%, and it jumped by more than 5% in early trading on Monday. Wells Fargo isn't alone in its optimistic outlook. Bank of America's Adrien de Saint Hilaire also upgraded FLUT, setting a $300 price target. This could mean the stock could rise by almost 37% from Friday's close. Both analysts think FLUT's financial targets for the next few years are quite achievable. The company expects revenue growth of 15% to 17% each year until 2027, which sounds very plausible given its strong market position and the growing interest in sports betting.