Deckers Outdoor Corp (NASDAQ:DECK)

Good prior growth, good projected growth, stock has come down from its highs and seems like a good entry price here.

CAPScall from my blog article "One Simple Stock Screen For Bargain Stocks"
http://beta.fool.com/shawnrobinson/2012/01/31/bargainstocks/1466/

The company has laid out an aggressive plan to more than double sales by 2015 by increasing the UGG brand through selling items like handbags and jackets, but by also increasing sales of their five other brands. Investors should be cautious as to whether DECK’s management can execute on their strategy as managing multiple brands becomes exponentially more difficult. But given management’s performance on building UGG into a billion-dollar brand, and evidence of a history of appropriate capital decisions, investors should consider providing management time to allow the strategy to materialize.

Focused Management and a growth strategy foe Europe.

jc

A sure sign that this stock will do well for the next few months is that my ten year old daughter asked for these boots for Christmas. The "cheap" ones. Only $100 a pair. Sure they're lambskin and look nice. But they're not the expensive adult ones. And they aren't the knee-high boots. And still over $100.
Most of her friends want those boots as well. So Deckers will do very well for the holidays. But then their inventory will get too high and they will sell it for a big discount. Maybe I should get her the boots after the holidays?

But I digress. The company will do well during this continuing fad and they will make a lot of money.

Be ready to sell in a few months . . .

strong brand

Deck was added to my caps at $74.69:

I believe this company will do really well as they begin to build their own retail stores. They ended 2010 with 27 company-owned stores and opened an additional 3 stores earlier this year. In the second half of this year, we plan to add 14 more locations, including 4 in China, 5 in Japan, 1 in the U.K. and the remaining 4 in North America, specifically Vancouver, Toronto, Boston and Santa Monica.

They reported a $0.19 loss for the quarter, but that was expected due to a new subsidiary model adopted by Decker. Next year, earnings growth should show some healthy growth. The markets downturn gives investors a chance to buy them much cheaper.

Summer has always been a weak period for Decker - Uggs being a winter shoe, but the new acquisition of Sanuk should help change this some. I like that too.

They are expected to make $4.79 this year which would give them a forward PE of about 16.

This under viewed stock has been GOLD for me for years. Not sure what happened today...I got a 10% trailing loss exercised on me while it went UP 7.18%. Why's that about?

P/S of > 3 for a shoe company ? Too much growth expectation.

Great products that women love!

low peg

Like this companies consistency of growth, margins, roe & roa. Continues to be a strong player in their industry. Wish their was a dividend as well however!

Fundamentally sound growth story. They clearly know how to expand their franchise in sometimes unpredictable world of consumer fashion. Bright prospects, only getting brighter by the quarter.

P/E TOO LOW

target price 95$

meh

The companies with the best earnings this quarter were ones with sexy brands (i.e. Chipotle, Ralph Lauren, and VF Corp) and there is no reason to believe Deckers,specifically UGGs, wouldn't do the same.

Top results on the way. UGG boots flying out the doors of shops worldwide

It has been a growth stock for 2010. Fundamentals are excellent and it has been trading sideways.