| Prev Close | 112.06 |
| Day Low/High | 111.59 / 114.20 |
| 52 Wk Low/High | 82.69 / 133.63 |
| Avg Volume | 1.14M |
Ralph Lauren Corp. (RL)
111.67
NYSE : Retail Trade
| Exchange | NYSE |
| Shares Outstanding | 49.74M |
| Market Cap | 8.36B |
| EPS | 5.30 |
| P/E Ratio | 19.69 |
| Div & Yield | 2.75 (2.42%) |
Latest News
Jim Cramer: It's More Likely Than Not That We've Got a Pangloss Thing Going
You can't have the best of all possible worlds, or at least you can't have it for long.
China Gets Serious, Trading Roku: Market Recon
As for pressure on the Chinese side, I think a September 17.8% decline in exports to the U.S. compounded on top of a 22% decline in August speaks for itself.
The Week Ahead: Earnings Season Is Far From Over
Disney, Qualcomm and Square are among 75 key reports we are watching.
Analysts Advise Contrarian Plays in Retail Stocks
Keep note of China exposure and mitigation strategies before speculating on retail names.
Trading Apple and Netflix, Beyond Meat Earnings: Market Recon
Overall, expect trading volume, with notable exception of action in specific names reporting earnings, to remain on the light side right through later Wednesday afternoon.
The Charts of Ralph Lauren Look Weak and Are In Need of Alterations
RL will report earning on Tuesday.
Levi Is Stitching Together a Growth Plan, But Will It Unravel?
Levi's management has a solid roadmap ahead, but it might be reaching too high post-IPO.
PVH Wilts After Poor Guidance Takes Starch Out of Sentiment
The retail and apparel sectors just got a bit rougher thanks to PVH's dim outlook.
Jim Cramer: Cisco Is Executing Completely on Everything
Chuck Robbins didn't bellyache that he can't get out of China and therefore numbers have to come down.
Jim Cramer: A Betting Man Would Say That President Xi Is Feeling the Vice Grip
We have to stipulate what makes a market really tick these days in a world where we are ruled by tariffs and trade with a Fed sideshow.
Jim Cramer: Tuesday We Embraced Logic and Proportion
On day three, the sellers forget why they sold and the buyers remember why they like stocks.
The Charts of Ralph Lauren Look Bearish Ahead of Earnings
Let's check the fit of the charts and indicators.
Jim Cramer: Will the Market Be Able to Handle All the New IPOs?
There's going to be a storm of deals and the market will not be able to handle it without taking the whole table lower.
Estee Lauder Is Poised to Break Out to New Highs
Estee Lauder is relying more on celebrity influencers to expand the reach of its brand.
Ralph Lauren Stock Will Likely Slow to a Trot Before Galloping Higher
RL has rallied sharply from its December low, but faces overhead chart resistance.
Jim Cramer: If You Don't Buy Google, You Are Dying on the Vine
This quarter will be known as the quarter where you had to pay the piper to get sales and the piper happens most often to be Alphabet's Google.
Jim Cramer: 3 Amazing Displays of the Power of Prestige
Do you own stocks of companies whose products people will pay more for because they think they are prestigious?
'Do It Yourself' Stock Picking, GOOGL Opportunity, Disney Reports: Market Recon
The selloff in Alphabet presents opportunity, and I think this cash machine is ripe for a small long position.
The Week Ahead: Alphabet, Disney and 12 Other Big Earnings Reports to Watch
Buckle up after Super Sunday.
Ralph Lauren Could Move Lower in the Weeks Ahead So Defer Purchases
A month ago Ralph Lauren looked poised to break out on the topside and now the downside looks like the path of least resistance.
Jim Cramer: The Prism Determines How Stocks Trade Now
The perception of the majority right now is quite negative.
Jim Cramer: The Market Undervalues These Great Companies
These stocks have proven themselves. The market is expecting too much from them to get a bump.
Expect Markets to Take a Breather on Election Day: Market Recon
Things may pick up in the afternoon -- here is how to play it and what sectors to be wary of.
Ralph Lauren Looks Poised to Make an Upside Move - Buy Strength
RL will release their quarterly numbers Tuesday before the market opens.
Jim Cramer: You Want to Know a Real Bad Sign for This Market?
Use Kimberly-Clark as a sign of what is happening. And respect what it says.
