S&P 500 Stock Casey's Dropped 30% in Its Biggest Pullback Since the Great Recession -- Here's Why I'm Buying More

Casey's General Stores stock has fallen 30% from its June all-time high, driven by disappointing earnings guidance, slowing inside sales growth, and concerns about consumer financial stress. However, the author views this as a buying opportunity, as the company's valuation has normalized from 50x to 31x earnings. With a strong acquisition strategy, 25 years of same-store sales growth, and plans to add 400+ stores by 2029, Casey's remains well-positioned for long-term growth despite near-term headwinds.