I know a few you can’t stand SA but this was an interesting comparison…
http://seekingalpha.com/article/3686586-and-the-best-footwea…
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There was an imbedded link in that page. Every time I closed that window, another identical window kept opening up. Took the task manager to close it 3 times to get it to stop. Reader beware…
There was an imbedded link in that page. Every time I closed that window, another identical window kept opening up. Took the task manager to close it 3 times to get it to stop. Reader beware…
Hmmm, worked fine for me.
Final Rating
By weighting the four different metrics on a scale of importance (Forward P/E 15%; Profit Margin 35%; ROE Growth 25%; EV/EBITDA 25%) and applying a ranking for each metric to each of the stocks, we can compile the following final rating list:
Skechers, by quite a decent margin, holds the most reward/risk and is the most misvalued considering its consistent growth and future earnings. It still has considerable momentum and room to grow, whereas, for example, Nike has already grown to perhaps its full capacity. Nike and Steven Madden are still good picks for growth. Adidas and Under Armour may be overvalued however and hold not as much potential; and by far, Croc’s is the least lucrative investment out of the bunch.
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SKX is getting to a more attractive entry point I think.
Through the fast zone, Filled the April earnings gap, and getting into some balance of prior prices. Holding the 25 level would be constructive. Dropping below the 21-22 level could send it into a temporary free fall if it goes that far though.
Still wait and see for more, but watching more closely
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