[PODCAST] Raspberry Pi Feels Like a Great Business (Ticker: RPI)

I'm not exactly sure why, but my gut tells me to keep this one on the watchlist

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We kicked off 2025 with our first Power Hour live podcast last week (you can catch the episodes live every Wednesday at 1:30 PM EST on the Chit Chat Stocks Podcast YouTube page).

Ryan’s first small-cap of the week was Raspberry Pi. Credit to a listener for recommending we check this out, it looks like a rock-solid company.

Raspberry Pi sells low-cost computers that are used for education, digital displays, and many other purposes. Unlike the hyped-up advanced systems we hear about endlessly today, a person will buy a Raspberry Pi because it is small, simple, and easy to use.

Many engineering colleges will use these computers to teach students in a cost-effective manner.

The financials look fantastic. Revenue has grown at a 47% CAGR since 2014 with positive operating income every year.

I don’t exactly know why, but this feels like a great business. There is plenty more for me to research (and I have no idea what the addressable market is), but people seem to simply love these products.

Definitely one to slide onto the watchlist. Turn over as many rocks as you can!

These are the type of small-caps Ryan will be uncovering every week on the Investing Power Hour episodes. I hope you tune in and learn along with us.

-Brett

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