Jim Cramer Says Buy Laureate Education

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Jim Cramer Recommends Buying Laureate Education


Overview

On Friday’s episode of CNBC's "Mad Money," host Jim Cramer gave a glowing endorsement of Laureate Education Inc. (NYSE: LAUR).

Key Points


Background

Jim Cramer highlighted Laureate Education’s evolution from its original identity as Sylvan Learning Centers. The company has rebranded and refocused its business strategy, now targeting international growth opportunities rather than sticking with the domestic market.

Market Strategy

Initially, offering diplomas in the U.S. was lucrative, but legal challenges from students not securing expected jobs altered the landscape. In contrast, Laureate Education has shifted its focus to international markets, notably in Latin America, where students are investing in their futures amid expanding economies.

Investment Insights

Cramer referenced a recent buy recommendation from Morgan Stanley, attributing it to the company's strong market presence in countries like Chile, Mexico, and Brazil. Notably, Laureate Education has acquired the fifth-largest private school in São Paulo and is also exploring growth in European regions like Crete.

Stock Performance

As of Friday, Laureate’s stock closed at $53.25, marking a rise of 81 cents, or 1.5%.

Additional Information

This review was provided by John Babington from TipLetter.com, available at CBS2.TV.

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