Foot Locker, Inc. (FL)
A retailer of athletic footwear and apparel, through its subsidiaries, operates in two reportable segments - Athletic Stores and Direct-to-Customers.
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a good footcare stock
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Mmm...shoes...
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This stock has seen a lot of insider buying recently. The real reason I like it though is it's cheap. The EV/Revenue ratio is 0.29. It also has a generous 5.6% yield. I know that this is a bad retail environment, but this company can cover its debt and has the cash on the balance sheet to get through these lean times.
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Strong cash balance sheet. 5.8% dividend currently. Will profit from any recovery. 2nd largest shoe store next to Payless. Restructured agressively inventory/costs/rent and closed underperforming stores.
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good place to buy shoes
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still overvalued--buy my shoes online.
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EMA Cross, Low P/E, dividend
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Poor valuation compared to industry.
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Only thing holding this stock up is the dividend and the afterglow of the mid year dividend checks.
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At this sort of price valuation Foot Locker is destined to disappoint the market and then down she blows.
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BELOW ITS ESTIMATED VALUE
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Classic value play. However I am concerned with their merchandising strategy which can be seen in their rising inventory levels. It could have difficulty in the near term, but the low levels of debt is a definite plus and the nice cash position should help them ride out a recession.
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RSI PASSING 30
STOCH CONFIRM
HIGH VOLUME
GOOD CANDLE
SHORT DWN TREND
ALL = JUMP !!!
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Look for a bump with the Olympics
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retailer/foot locker
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Sneakers are a discretionary purchase and investors fear the impact of recession.
Positives: The balance sheet has more cash than debt ($332 million against $234 million)
Valuation: the stock is trading at4.5 times EBITDA.
Competitive landscape:Major competitor FINL is forced into completing the purchase of Genesco (GCO) and is likely bankrupt.
Insider buying: CEO, president of Intl and president of US operations as well as one outside director have bought stock recently at $12-$13.
New concept: House of Hoops
Negatives: Recessionary impact on discretionary purchases.
Goldman cut its eps estimate by 11% to adjust for recession assumptions
Other competitors have failed to meet eps expectations HIBB, DKS.
In my view, there is a lot of potential for
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less $$ for fun
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Still the only brick and mortar that will survive the mall scene due to cross promotions with many many companies.... slow and steady growth for sure
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I forgot that this company started as Woolworth and then became Venator Group. At this point I think the shares have some upside from the $16 area...

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