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5. OneMain Holdings Inc (NYSE: OMF)
Indiana-based OneMain Financial offers personal loans and insurance services. The stock rallied recently after Barclays gave an Overweight rating to the stock with a price target of $63. In the third quarter, OneMain Financial posted an EPS of $2.19 that surpassed analysts’ forecasts by $0.93. However, revenue in the period totaled $935 million, missing the street’s estimates by $3.42 million.
A total of 33 hedge funds tracked by Insider Monkey owned positions in OneMain as of the end of the third quarter. The total worth of these investments is $470.57 million. Matthew Lindenbaum’s Basswood Capital owns 2.67 million shares of the company. Here is what Miller Value Partners said about OMF in its 2020 Q1 investor letter:
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