Aeropostale, Inc. (ARO)

Classic EPS upward trend type stock... Teens can't go without ARO clothing. Its a must have type atmosphere around its clothing..

Over $3+ EPS in 2009 and trading at $30, shorts really entrenched here but the holidays will take care of the Grinches in a hurry.

Valuation.

Women rally

200dma tgt 30

they are doing great, very efficiently managed business, very profitable. only downside is, they could turn their sales growth negative anytime the target audience (teens) decide to jump ship. well, i feel the risk here is lot lower than at ANF and AEO.

Returning

Aeropostale has performed admirably through this difficult recession, and makes a decent MFI pick, but there are some concerns going forward.

http://www.magicdiligence.com/articles/aeropostale-2009-10-20

there the new generation in clothing design and have good cheap prices that can rise

aeropostale is an 5star company and everyone rocks it. So it gone be around for awhile but style changes like the seasons so it really no telling how long aeropostale will be around.

Because its a popular store and clothing line.

I will continually buy Aero because all of the products are great. Aero is comfy and cute and I know a lot of other people feel the same way because Aero is very popular at my school and beyond.

It is up from the other day. Doing good.

this may be a good stock now but two years from now may be a different story.

Great company with a desirable product for any real clothing shoppers. While clothing retailers may not be the hugest growth prospect this is a solid company that has gone about doing what they do very well. Fashionable clothing has become somewhat of a necessity for many many youth these days and aeropostale benefits greatly from this. This company will be a solid company for years to come.

As good as this company is, I still think that if we have a substantial correction in the market that this stock will decline more than the market does.

Too expensive in this economy.

reasonable p/e

good retailer

My wife's preferred retailer to our teenage girls. They have benefitted greatly from consumer's price consciousness, while l keeping a brand image that remains cool among teens. They're doing a great job of managing the business, growly slowly while maintaining cash and no debt. While it may not have the dividend many of its competitors offer, the price appreciation over the last couple years has more than made up for it -- trouncing the the S&P by 70 points over that time. I'm sticking with it. The only thing that remains a mystery to me is its 2-star rating in CAPS. Many of you are missing the boat on ARO.