Prev Close | 16.45 |
Open | 16.64 |
Day Low/High | 16.08 / 17.05 |
52 Wk Low/High | 2.69 / 13.61 |
Volume | 472.28K |
Prev Close | 16.45 |
Open | 16.64 |
Day Low/High | 16.08 / 17.05 |
52 Wk Low/High | 2.69 / 13.61 |
Volume | 472.28K |
Exchange | NASDAQ |
Shares Outstanding | 51.47B |
Market Cap | 859.61M |
P/E Ratio | N/A |
Div & Yield | N.A. (N.A) |
I'm not tempted, however... a bit burned out on down and out retail.
The longest line we witnessed was outside the Nike store; now that was a line.
The big question for TPR is whether the China concerns are overblown, or will continue to weigh on the sector.
This mix of 20 deep-value names was outperforming a couple Russell indices three months back but is trailing them now.
Especially painful are situations where a name begins to drop almost immediately after taking a position.
Dick's Sporting Goods and Foot Locker are among the specialty retailers that bounced back after a butt-whooping last summer.
Newell Brands' post-earnings pummeling the last two days offers an entry point; can it pay off like Fossil has this year?
Two other value names, Kulicke & Soffa and FreightCar America, draw mixed reactions after posting results.
The sale of FOSL and CATO, and a partial HIBB, have significantly reduced my overall exposure.
Fossil Group has done most of the heavy lifting among the small stocks in the portfolio, though there are other winners, too.
Value investors often struggle when to close a position, particularly if a stock turns around faster than anticipated.
Specialty retail is indeed a tough area, but in classic form, markets have overly punished a number of them.
Make no mistake, this is a scaled down version of the high-flying Fossil from a few years ago.
FOSL is up 92% since I launched this group, while HIBB is ahead 27%.
I believe SHLD could get as high as $3.75.
This 'motley crew' of value is not for the faint of heart.
Reailer seeing breakout that's playable in the near-term.
The prudent move is to ring the register and sell off half the position.
What do the charts show?
Earnings surprises and a $558 million bid for Finish Line say the mall sector might not be finished after all.
The "luck o' the Irish" means "extreme good fortune" and there are a bunch o' companies that could use a little of that. And to help our list of losers, we brought in the bagpipes. Yes, bagpipes.
It is always important see how such value screens perform in times of market stress.
A fresh look at all 17 ideas: the winners, the losers and the still to be determined.
FOSL has moved into attractive territory for a put sale even after the recent volatility decay.
Fossil Group shares surged on Wednesday after reporting better than expected earnings amid strength in wearables.
Struggling retailer popped more than 80% Wednesday morning on good earnings.
One month in, 15 out of 20 names are in positive territory, with Fossil Group soaring 39%.
Fossil is seeing some positive activity early in this New Year, and shares are up nearly 30% year-to-date.
The temptation may be to go all in, given the seemingly ever rising market. Don't.