Liz Claiborne, Inc. (LIZ)

Decreasing on the cash flow. Down on the net income. Not doing well on the return on equity. For the past few month is is underperform less than s&p500. the the gap between them is geting farther away.

It is underperform.

Like the new deal - conservative, but with it the stock is worth some of its salt.

One of my first picks. I'm new to this game and need a lot of coaching from my fellow CAPS members! I like Claiborne and think that it may have the potential to go down before it goes up. Buy low and sell high!

Consumer confidence increasing

It's fundamental is weak. All that grows is the expectation and its M&A with Kate Spade. Now it's been up 34% since July and reached 43 price tgt and reached the tgt of double bottom from tech analysis. I bet there will be a retreat since there is no fundamental support to all of this.

This is at a 52 week low.

Another great brand caught up in the retailer burndown.

Thanks to all those who came before me and for all those yet to come.

http://stockcharts.com/charts/gallery.html?liz

The quintuple bottom on the weekly chart dragged me back in a few days ago below $34. Feeling S-M-R-T right now!

N.b. Insider buying last week as well from board members. Sometimes they do ring a bell.

Naj

Impressed by management's frankness on earnings call. Bad news already reflected in stock. Meanwhile, expect aggressive, proactive measures to be announced at analyst meeting in July. Stock should move up going into, and coming out of, that meeting. Should outperform the market significantly over the next 2-6 months.

Wall street is discounting this stock for it's debt. Already priced in economic struggles leaves a nice upside during recovery.

retailer/liz clairborne

With the economy in the crapper, expenses up and their 1Q taking a huge loss, I see Liz taking a nose-dive!

Lags competition.

earnings and sales on the up

She is revamping her line this should bring dollars to the bottom line. This is an award winning name brand

The debt level of this company could result in bankrupcy.

LIZ owns or licenses several brands, which could enable the company to generate significant growth over the long-term. While the company generates the bulk of its revenues from wholesale operations, LIZ is looking to improve its retail segment. Further, the company plans to open Juicy Couture retail stores, which could add significantly to the top line if the company succeeds in positioning the brand similar to COH. While there have been few success stories involving wholesalers becoming successful retailers, the strength of LIZ's brands lead me to believe the company could be one of the few. Finally, most if not all of the analysts covering the stock are not bullish. Thus, if the company's strategy is remotely successful, there could be a sudden rise in interest.

See my blog on Retail (http://caps.fool.com/Blogs/ViewPost.aspx?bpid=22949&t=01009289685146064849).

Under valued