After peaking at the end of 2017, shares of Camping World (NYSE: CWH) have had a tough couple of years -- that is, until the coronavirus blindsided the world. While the company took a hit in the first quarter of 2020, results have come back with a vengeance since then as the pandemic left its mark on American consumer behavior. While it would be easy to say this is a one-off tailwind for the RV retailer, that wouldn't be completely fair.
In the nearly four years Camping World has been a public company, its revenue has remained on an overall positive trajectory. As reality set in over how fast it could grow, though, shares tumbled from a high of $48 in Dec. 2017 to finish 2019 at just shy of $15.
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