White Mountains Insurance Group, Ltd.

Fundamentals7.5
Price Action5.0
News Sentiment0.0
AI Rating
6.5

Key Drivers

  • Strong profitability
  • Cash flow weakness
  • Rising liabilities

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AI Summary

6.5

WTM now looks more like a capital-allocation compounder than a plain insurer: book value growth and subsidiary gains support the thesis, but weak cash conversion, rising receivables/liabilities, and opaque minority investments mean the stock likely needs clearer proof of durable, repeatable capital deployment before it can re-rate meaningfully.

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Deep Analysis

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Fundamental Analysis

7.5

Key Financial Insights:

  • Strong profitability
  • Cash flow weakness
  • Rising liabilities

WTM appears attractively valued with strong full-year profitability and a resilient balance sheet, but rising liabilities, softer quarterly margins, and negative cash flow/working-capital pressure are the main caution flags.

undervalued
caution

Price Behavior

5.0
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Key Price Behavior Insights:

  • Base holding
  • 2150 ceiling
  • Muted momentum

Over the last month, WTM has built a shaky base around $2100, but repeated failures at $2149-$2150 and overhead supply near $2200-$2212 keep the rebound capped.

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Neutral
Support Level: $2098-$2102
Resistance Level: $2149-$2150; $2200-$2212

Fell from the mid-July peak, then bounced off the late-July low

Sentiment & News

0.0

Key News Insights:

  • Book value growth
  • Institutional trimming
  • Mixed sentiment

White Mountains reported continued book value growth in Q2, but recent institutional stake reductions point to a mixed near-term sentiment.

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The results are supportive for valuation, but lighter institutional demand could limit upside momentum in the near term